This month’s Old House Group meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 27 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in an 1898 Victorian home in the Walnut Avenue neighborhood. Those interested in attending can contact Leslie Irish at (951) 201-5742 for more information.
This months meeting of the Old House Group will be at a Craftsman style home in the Walnut Avenue area of Redlands. The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 23. Contact Leslie Irish at (951)201-5742 for more information.
The Old House Group will be meeting on Wednesday evening, January 26, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. at a 1912 Craftsman bungalow style home. Contact Leslie Irish at (951) 201-8742 for more information.
Tom Atchey served as master of ceremonies for th 34th Annual Redlands Area Historical Society Heritage Awards, Wednesday June 10th , 2009.
Virgil R. Barker House 1892
1262 Sylvan Blvd.
University of Redlands
Willis G. & Alice Craig Jr. House 1904
855 Cedar Ave.
Jim and Sara Blauth
Marshall A. & Mary E. Rugg House 1911
812 College Ave.
Ian Hay & Laura Tracey
Adaptive Reuse 1920
503 Brookside Ave
Redlands Dentistry
Dr. Frederick L. Hoffer, DDS
C.T. Hales House 1930
707 South Buena Vista
Jim & Barbara Garcia
Elizabeth Marshall House - 1904
921 Center Street
Shawn Forrester and Brenda Taege
Special Recognition
Redlands Procellis 1930
Community Music Association
City of Redlands
Look for the full details to be posted on this website. See awards back to 2000 under the menu “Heritage Awards”.
Special thanks to Chariman Walker Price and Marie Reynolds, Susan Keith, Marsha Vegia, Janet Cosgrove Sandie Gree, Kathleen Beall an Karen Flippin for research and presentations.
Dave and Tracy Buck
The eclectic early Redlands (1888) home was enjoyed by members on Wednesday night. Many improvements have been completed by the Bucks in six short years. These include bath and kitchen improvements as well as wonderful wall stencils don by Tracy. Many photo frames and mementos surround the period furniture to create a real victorian feel to the home.
S.L Smith-Buck Residence
The home was built by S.L. Smith, but they did not occupy this home, but a second home he built on the same street. Shortly he died and the property was sold. Various owners occupied the home over the many years. Many changes were made to the home including removal of part of the full wrap around porch to the east.
Submitted by Ron Burgess
