Way History: ‪Jenks Mansion‬ (‪199601530‬)

Way History: Jenks Mansion (199601530)

Added plot for Peninsula School

addr:city	Menlo Park
addr:housenumber	920
addr:postcode	94025
addr:state	CA
addr:street	Peninsula Way
architect	Augustus Laver
building	school
building:levels	2
description	In 1906 (to 1919) Livingstone Jenks subdivided the property to accommodate local Seminarians who's dormitory had been destroyed in the 1906 earthquake. Jenks sold the house and 10 acres to Josephine Duveneck in 1929.
end_date	1929
historic	building
name	Jenks Mansion
source	Menlo Park Historical Assn
start_date	1906

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Added details to Peninsula School

addr:city	Menlo Park
addr:housenumber	920
addr:postcode	94025
addr:state	CA
addr:street	Peninsula Way
architect	Augustus Laver
building	school
building:levels	2
description	In 1906 (to 1919) Livingstone Jenks subdivided the property to accommodate local Seminarians who's dormitory had been destroyed in the 1906 earthquake. Jenks sold the house and 10 acres to Josephine Duveneck in 1929.
end_date	1929
historic	building
name	Jenks Mansion
source	Menlo Park Historical Assn
start_date	1905

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Added Fremont School and Rosener House

addr:city	Menlo Park
addr:housenumber	920
addr:postcode	94025
addr:state	CA
addr:street	Peninsula Way
building	school
building:levels	2
description	The James Coleman Mansion was built in 1882. It became the principal building of the Peninsula School in 1925.
name	Peninsula School
source	Menlo Park Historical Assn
start_date	1925

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Added Coleman Mansion, Peninsula School

addr:city	Menlo Park
addr:housenumber	920
addr:postcode	94025
addr:state	CA
addr:street	Peninsula Way
building	yes
building:levels	2
description	The James Coleman Mansion was built in 1882. It became the principal building of the Peninsula School in 1925.
name	Peninsula School
source	Menlo Park Historical Assn
start_date	1925

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