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Dame Cottage, one of the Carmelita Cottages. The exact date that Captain Timothy Dame built the home is uncertain. However, newspapers found inside the walls during its renovation are dated in 1872.
The Thomas V. Johnson house, part of the Carmelita Cottages on Main Street. It was originally built by Johnson in 1872 or 1873 as a smaller house, by 1888, it had doubled in size. Mary Anne Johnson, T.V. Johnson's wife, lived in the house until her…
Pine Cottage, one of the Carmelita Cottages. The exact date of its construction is unknown, but it was in existence by 1888 and was either rebuilt or expanded prior to 1905. A few of the tenants were: 1897, Fred Evans, a butcher
One of the Carmelita Cottages on Main Street, built in 1905. In 1914, Perry Chamberlin, a telephone manager, was living there.
The 1894 Middle Cottage of the Carmelita Cottages. It was razed and rebuilt in 1995.
The rear cottage, one of the Carmelita Cottages on Main Street. It was constructed some time between 1909 and 1917. At various times in their history, the cottages were rented to local residents and/or to vacationers.
Dame cottage, one of the six Carmelita Cottages. The cottage was built by Timothy Dame, a steamer captain. In 1993, after renovation, Dame cottage and Johnson cottage were opened as a hostel run by the Santa Cruz Youth Hostel Society.
The renovated Johnson cottage, one of the Carmelita cottages. The cottage was built by Thomas V. Johnson, a saloon keeper, around 1872. The Santa Cruz Youth Hostel Society renovated the building and in 1993, it became a hostel.
A man, woman, and a mail carrier in front of Dame Cottage, one of the Carmelita Cottages.
