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Home My WebLink AboutSupplemental from Nate KrandaNate Kranda June 30 at 6:57am • Seal Beach, CA Where should the city move this historic house ??? Top of Form X X X X Unlike - Comment Share You, Dixie Redfearn, Sharman Snow, Karen Hadley and 52 others like this. 54 of 58 View previous comments 6CI.riC4 �( aVi &ee, bel+/(�eeQCar Remove Winthrop Audrey move it near the red car! start a village smile emoticon or set it across the street near the childrens school! June 30 at 7:17am - Like - 4 Remove Richard Crooks agree with the "on the greenbelt concept" ---- additional space for historical museum ---- - is it in danger of being demolished ????? June 30 at 7:19am • Like .4 N Remove Richard James Donley I think it would be cool to set it up as visitor center near the Red car)train). June 30 at 7:28am - Like - 8 a Remove David Lear On a flatbed for a mini home June 30 at 7:28am - Like - 3 ff Remove Jill Zanzi Leave it where it is.... smile emoticon June 30 at 7:29am - Like - 6 Remove Vince Bodiford This is the last original beach bungalo intact in the city. Led by an effort by Mayor Deaton, the owners have donated it to the city, and public input will be heard at a public hearing at City Hall this Thursday evening. We will have full details in The Sun this Thursday morning. June 30 at 1:06pm - Edited - Like • 11 Remove Richard Crooks thanks for the info Vince !!!!!! June 30 at 7:46am - Like ■ Remove Victoria Leigh Mattox Birchenough Near the red train/library June 30 at 7:54am - Like - 5 M Remove Tracy Lee Allen Move not take down June 30 at 7:56am - Like IN Remove Frank Ellsworth At one time SB owned 106 Central Ave a vacant lot. If they still do, this would be a great spot for the house and little park!! A real Heritage Park! June 30 at 7:56am - Edited - Like - 8 to Remove Steve Marmel I love the green belt idea. That's outstanding .... See More June 30 at 8:25am - Like - 3 s Remove Dorothy Owens This house is on 12th. Between Landing and PCH. It is one of the original homes moved from Anaheim Landing. The house would predate the City of Seal Beach. I believe the owners are going to develop the property. Knowing the historical significance they are donating it to the city rather than tear it down. I think it would make an incredible addition to the Red Car Museum location. June 30 at 8:32am - Like - 12 I Remove Dorothy Owens http.,//Iocalsports.biz/.../06/21/1857-1910-anaheim-landing/ vn: +uuat� 1857-1910—Anaheim Landing was first permanent settlement in this area I The Now it's swallowed up by the US Naval Weapons Station, but it was the first major European/non-Native American settlement in the Los Alamitos -Seal Beach area. It got its name because of its use by the merchants and residents of the Anaheim colony for the shipping and receiving of goods. Beginning... localsports.biz June 30 at 8:33am • Like .4 IF Remove Stacia Walker So happy and thankful they are not tearing it down! I was saddened when I saw the fence surrounding the property. It is a great piece of history. June 30 at 8:41am - Like • 7 ■ Remove Ray Vella I agree to. This historical home should be placed next to the red car on the greenbelt. June 30 at 8:46am - Like - 2 11 Remove Linda Griffen The library should do a special section for history of this part of Calif. It's in a unique position to do that if they can get a qualified archivist to do some start-up work and continue with a part-time salary and volunteers. Is anyone up for grant -writing? June 30 at 8:48am - Like • 1 U Remove Tamara Clark No wherel 1111 June 30 at 8:52am - Like I Remove Steve Vasile Greenbelt next to red car June 30 at 9:08am -Like • 3 Remove Steve Carmona Next to the red cart June 30 at 9:15am • Like • 2 U Remove Tamara Clark People are turning Our town is enough of a freak show. If they want to see it go for a walking tourl Leave it or I'll move in and squat. Lol June 30 at 9:33am • Like • 1 a Remove David Lear Work on squatters rights! June 30 at 9:42am - Like U Remove Tamara Clark I have wanted to live in that house since I was 4 years old. I love it! Leave it in its historic location. Or the I'll sent the hippiesl June 30 at 9:45am - Like ■ Remove Loriene Ezell my backyard..smile emoticon love it. June 30 at 10:37am - Edited - Like N Remove Marla Maxfield Keep where its at! Historical Location! June 30 at 10:41am - Like - 6 Remove Randy Myers End of the pier June 30 at 30:52am - Like Remove Steve Beck Leave something alone for a change) June 30 at 11:36am - Like - 3 L Remove Steve Marmel I doubt that's an option. Preserving it feels cool, accordingly. June 30 at 11:42am - Like Remove Mary Young I hav a not seen this but I love Seal Beach. I think a park would be a perfect place for it and maybe have the Histo!cal Society had a small museum in it..... June 30 at 11:42am - Like - 3 of Remove Alana Copeland Definitely on the greenbelt on electric ave near the red car museum) June 30 at 11:55am -Like 3 0 Remove Hailey Maxfield-Kowalski Leave it be! June 30 at 11:59am • Like • 2 a Remove David Lear Wrecking ball! lust kidding lol June 30 at 12:04pm - Like - 1 Remove Lauri Lynn Williams I say leave R. June 30 at 3:14pm • Like is Remove Maggie Menzel I say the property owner should have the final say. June 30 at 3:21pm - Edited • Like Remove Steve Marmel Actual question: did they donate the land and the house, or just the house? June 30 at 4:00pm • Like FA Remove Knute Fred holm Next to the red cart When I heard that it was being removed that's the first place I thought of June 30 at 4:09pm - Like - 1 ■ Remove Dixie Redfearn lust the house June 30 at 4:20pm - Like Remove Bill Cimo To the trash dump. Looks like Steve Martin's house in The Jerk. June 30 at 4:51pm - Edited - Like - 1 ■ Remove Ericka Heaney I was going to ask this a long time ago but always forgot. Are those cute little housesjust left overs or something? Do people live in them? They all look like little models June 30 at 5:15pm - Like Remove Yeah Right Betsy It's weird to put it in the one place they never were; where the train tracks ran on the now -greenbelt. But it's way better than losing it. Such a cool piece of Seal Beach history. Fun to imagine the whole town full of them. June 30 at 5:55pm - Like - 3 N Remove Carmel Marks This is what most of Seal Beach looked like, years ago. I'd love it if it could be preserved. June 30 at 6:43pm - Like - 2 ff Remove Pat Gray Andersen Preserve it. June 30 at 7:59pm - Like - 1 Remove Katrina Cherney Where is this at I never seen it around seal June 30 at 8:15pm - Like - 1 a Remove Nate Kranda It's on the 300 block of 12th st June 30 at 8:45pm - Like - 2 Remove Sharyn Harvey I agree to repositioning it to the RED CAR SITE. GREAT HISTORICAL LANDMARK, June 30 at 10:48pm • Like • 3 V Remove Tammy Batshon Why are they moving the red car and this house??? They should stay where they are.... Period. Yesterday at 9:09am - Like ■ Remove Sharman Snow What about placing it closer to Anaheim Landing? That's where It was originally. There might be room available by the Anaheim Landing Plaque or that end of the green belt .....or on the grassy far end of the boardwalk. I like the idea of a Heritage Park as well Frank Ellsworth. Yesterday at 12:05pm • Like - 1 ■ Remove Dixie Redfearn They are moving the house because it was going to be bulldozed) Look for huge house to come. Public meeting Thursday night at 5 at City Hall to comment or offer suggestions. Come and be a part of the decision 23 hrs • Like • 1 E Remove Kenneth Hayashida Dorothy Owens Thank you for sharing the info on this early home that is remaining in Seal Beach. Is it known specifically when it was built, who the architect was or the source of the plan, and who built it? Those factors playa role in defining the historical significance of such a structure. 23 hrs - Like - 1 E Remove Kenneth Hayashida People (i.e. city staff and city council members) interested in historic reuse and preservation should review the website of the California Preservation Foundation at http://www.californiaprewwation.org/field-seNims.html...See More RVAD Field Services Please fill out and submit the following information to the best of your knowledge. Staff will respond to your... ca lifornia preservation.org 23 hrs-Like -2 Remove Steve Marmel I can't make the meeting, but... can somebody live blog it on here for those of us trapped in So Cal traffic? I promise to uh... read it when I'm not driving, Dixie Redfearn. 23 hrs • Like • 1 Remove Pat Gray Andersen It sits on the back of the lot. There's plenty of room to build some huge big thing in front. $$$$$$$$ always wins. 17 hrs • Like A Remove Steve Vasile Move it to Gum Grove park! 17 hrs•Like •1 ■ Remove Sharman Snow Pat Gray Anderson we used to call all that room out front a "yard". Your comment got me asking myself "do I want this next door to me?" This is a house .... it will take up space. I think Gum Grove or ask the base to relocate it on the road to Barney's Beach House. 8 hrs Like a Remove David Lear Sure is a lot of attention over a Mississippi shotgun shack lol 7 hrs•Like •2 Bottom of Form