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https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2020/5/2/walking-tour-old-gilroy-2-of-2 monthly 0.5 2019-12-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250867688-BTFB2EFZRYQ6BFEV6HVU/May2.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Old Gilroy (2 of 2) https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2020/4/4/walking-tour-old-gilroy-1-of-2 monthly 0.5 2019-12-19 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2020/3/7/walking-tour-womens-history monthly 0.5 2019-12-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250780177-BDFYKW00NIE59HURWWYD/Mar1.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Women's History https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2020/2/1/walking-tour-bungalows monthly 0.5 2019-12-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510249075367-F512NJD47OE7RZSFYW2Z/WTBungalow2.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Bungalows https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2020/1/4/walking-tour-monterey-street monthly 0.5 2019-12-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510097174516-3QJI0U4W4E6EXVXYZ2CV/WalkingTourMontereyStreet.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Monterey Street https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/1/7/walking-tour-monterey-street-pphmr monthly 0.5 2019-12-19 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/storytellingevent monthly 0.5 2019-08-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1565755107606-9C200FK80OZGVI483BW1/CMAPstorytellingevent.jpg Calendar - Maybe We Should Talk... A Community Storytelling Event https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/6/29/chitactac-family-day monthly 0.5 2019-06-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1559792717440-QBL3CB1ENSC3840JB9X4/Chtactac+Family+Day.jpg Calendar - Chitactac Family Day https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/3/23/9th-annual-museum-bowlathon monthly 0.5 2022-01-04 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/3/2/family-stories-from-santa-clara-county monthly 0.5 2019-02-03 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/2/16/african-americans-of-san-jose-and-santa-clara-county monthly 0.5 2019-02-03 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/1/20/2nd-annual-heritage-luncheon monthly 0.5 2018-12-15 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/11/2/walking-tour-old-saint-mary-cemetery monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510251077251-ZSP60TVBFDDXG95ZYDQN/Nov1.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Old Saint Mary Cemetery https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/10/5/walking-tour-william-weeks-buildings monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510251023779-OY7VXDCWGD4GOQKWESLM/Oct1.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - William Weeks Buildings https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/8/3/walking-tour-fifth-street monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/6/1/walking-tour-gavilan-hills-memorial-park monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250927827-B55MC8VIBUFESRU5SXXU/June3.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Gavilan Hills Memorial Park https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/5/4/walking-tour-old-gilroy-2-of-2 monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250867688-BTFB2EFZRYQ6BFEV6HVU/May2.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Old Gilroy (2 of 2) https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/4/6/walking-tour-old-gilroy-1-of-2 monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/3/2/walking-tour-womens-history monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250780177-BDFYKW00NIE59HURWWYD/Mar1.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Women's History https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/2/2/walking-tour-bungalows monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510249075367-F512NJD47OE7RZSFYW2Z/WTBungalow2.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Bungalows https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2019/1/5/walking-tour-monterey-street monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510097174516-3QJI0U4W4E6EXVXYZ2CV/WalkingTourMontereyStreet.jpg Calendar - Walking Tours - Monterey Street https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/3/24/8th-annual-museum-bowlathon monthly 0.5 2018-02-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1518731643919-K0HM3ZLQOS3KC5T1TIFM/BowlathonImage.jpg Calendar - 8th Annual Museum Bowlathon https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/2/24/amah-mutsun-tribal-history-and-current-issues monthly 0.5 2018-02-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1518731602876-KXH6IL2CIADELCC18FST/Amah+Mutsun+Image.jpg Calendar - Amah Mutsun Tribal History and Current Issues https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/11/3/walking-tour-old-saint-mary-cemetery monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510251077251-ZSP60TVBFDDXG95ZYDQN/Nov1.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Old Saint Mary Cemetery https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/10/6/walking-tour-william-weeks-buildings monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510251023779-OY7VXDCWGD4GOQKWESLM/Oct1.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - William Weeks Buildings https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/8/4/walking-tour-fifth-street monthly 0.5 2017-11-15 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/6/2/walking-tour-gavilan-hills-memorial-park monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250927827-B55MC8VIBUFESRU5SXXU/June3.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Gavilan Hills Memorial Park https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/5/5/walking-tour-old-gilroy-2-of-2 monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250867688-BTFB2EFZRYQ6BFEV6HVU/May2.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Old Gilroy (2 of 2) https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/4/7/walking-tour-old-gilroy-1-of-2 monthly 0.5 2017-11-15 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/3/3/walking-tour-womens-history monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510250780177-BDFYKW00NIE59HURWWYD/Mar1.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Women's History https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2018/2/3/walking-tour-bungalows monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510249075367-F512NJD47OE7RZSFYW2Z/WTBungalow2.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Bungalows https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/11/7/walking-tour-monterey-street monthly 0.5 2018-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1510097174516-3QJI0U4W4E6EXVXYZ2CV/WalkingTourMontereyStreet.jpg Calendar - Walking tour - Monterey Street https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/10/21/the-kitaji-bibles monthly 0.5 2017-10-08 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/6/4/annual-meeting-1 monthly 0.5 2017-06-05 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/3/31/nominations-for-architectural-awards monthly 0.5 2017-03-09 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/2/20/bowlathon monthly 0.5 2017-02-20 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/3/4/author-talk-book-signing monthly 0.5 2017-02-15 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/11/4/walking-tour-old-st-mary-cemetery monthly 0.5 2017-08-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1503359757983-PIF4YK8CYDK0I0YFLH8B/OSMCD4.jpg Calendar - Walking Tour - Old St. Mary Cemetery https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/10/7/walking-tour-william-weeks-buildings monthly 0.5 2017-08-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1503359381329-C9A01YLOH5NSXV944MWL/Holloway+House+7539+Eigelberry.jpeg Calendar - Walking Tour - William Weeks Buildings Holloway House, Eigelberry Street https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/8/5/walking-tour-fifth-street monthly 0.5 2017-01-17 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/6/3/walking-tour-gavilan-hills-memorial-park-cemetery monthly 0.5 2017-01-17 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/5/6/walking-tour-old-gilroy-ii-forest-chestnut-streets monthly 0.5 2017-01-17 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/4/1/walking-tour-old-gilroy-i-railroad-alexander-streets monthly 0.5 2017-01-17 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/3/4/walking-tour-womens-history monthly 0.5 2017-01-17 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/2/4/walking-tour-bungalows monthly 0.5 2017-01-17 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/1/7/walking-tour-monterey-street monthly 0.5 2017-01-07 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2017/1/4/board-meeting monthly 0.5 2016-12-05 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2016/12/7/volunteer-christmas-luncheon monthly 0.5 2016-11-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1479674919101-VB9T2G2JTTDCM59OU0AK/Quilt.jpg Calendar - Volunteer Christmas Luncheon The winner of the antique quilt will be chosen! https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2016/11/29/museum-open monthly 0.5 2016-11-18 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2016/11/18/museum-closed-for-thanksgiving monthly 0.5 2016-11-18 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2016/12/1/754faod71qz9ka4irmriq09x1zo28r monthly 0.5 2016-11-18 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2016/11/22/museum-open monthly 0.5 2016-11-18 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/calendar/2016/11/17/museum-open monthly 0.5 2016-11-18 https://www.gilroyhistoricalsociety.org/downtownplaques daily 0.75 2026-04-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/fa721638-2708-4f1c-94db-013f6f3e016c/195+Fifth+St_Page_1.jpg Downtown Historic Plaques - 195 Fifth Street (1910) CARNEGIE FREE LIBRARY In 1910 (after much debate) the City applied for a grant of $10,000 from Andrew Carnegie. His requirements were for the City to provide the lot, hire an architect and submit the plans to his office for approval. After the library was built the City had to provide books and furniture and hire the librarian, in perpetuity. Benefactor Caroline Hoxett purchased the lot (a former tennis court) and gave it to the City for building the library. Prominent Central Coast architect William Weeks was hired and the building was completed in July 1910. This neoclassical design was a very popular architectural style for Carnegie libraries, especially in the West. The buff brick walls, distinctive quoins on the corners and full entablature add to the impressive Roman-style arched recessed entry. The paired fluted Doric columns add to the neoclassic design. Windows are simple and restrained. A rear segmental arched door defines the back entrance. The sensitive massing and scale provide a perfect transition from the commercial blocks to the east to the residential blocks to the west along Fifth St. Andrew Carnegie is significant because of his contributions to our culture. He provided funding for 1600 similar libraries in the US and 1400 in England and Scotland. This made it possible for common people to access libraries without charge, thus the important words below the pediment, Gilroy Free Library. Another of his requirements was that his portrait be displayed and you will see it inside. The building served as Gilroy’s first library until we outgrew it and joined the County Library system in 1975. Since then this city-owned building has been the home of the Gilroy Museum, a fine research center. The significance of this beautiful building is magnified by its use as the repository of Gilroy’s historic artifacts and written history. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/37b5f044-eeb4-4e18-94ed-e18aa0c1ed04/7539+Eigelberry.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7539 Eigleberry Street (1903) HOLLOWAY HOUSE Edgar and Dora Holloway, a prominent local couple, had the house built in 1903. In 1906 Mr. Holloway designed the sewer system and the electric plant for the City. Mrs. Holloway was a member of the Ellis Family who were important in dairying and financial affairs. After they both died in 1913 another successful family, the Barshingers, bought the house. They owned both a furniture and funeral home business. This was a common combination business practice during this period . During their tenure the home was a center of social activity. In 1956 the home was sold to William Hall who divided it into apartments. Twenty years later it became the home of a drug abuse and counseling agency. In 1982 the house was restored and placed on the National Register of Historic Places by business partners who had offices downstairs. An attorney’s office came next, including a period of neglect. The current owners bought the property in 2014 and restored the building to its former glory. There is a financial investment business on the first floor and an apartment on the second floor. This highly ornamented Queen Anne Victorian home, built in 1903, was another design of famous central coast architect, William Weeks. The unique gambrel gables, (double sloped roof) have enclosed eaves and arched windows surrounded by round columns. The turret has brackets under enclosed eaves and a finial. Over the front door is a beautiful decorated pediment featuring an owl. A large open porch goes around nearly half the house and is supported by round columns. Additional features include a small oval window to the left of the front door, turned balusters under the porch railing and leaded glass in some of the windows facing the street. Original interior woodwork is beautiful. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/f35b0475-109f-4daf-b246-a8ac7f6d5d83/55+Fifth+St..jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 55 Fifth Street (1916) GILROY’S FIRST FIRE STATION Gilroy’s first volunteer fire company in 1869 was the Vigilant Engine Company, composed of 35 men. Later the Eureka Hook and Ladder company formed, followed by the Neptune Hose Company which merged with Eureka. A heated rivalry ensued for a while, but after this station was built the two companies combined. The men slept upstairs and slid down the brass pole to make a quick getaway to the fire scene. In 1922 the City ordered a new Seagrave fire engine. There are photos of this engine and others along with history of the Gilroy fire department at the Gilroy Museum. This station served the City until 1978 when a modern fire station was built and this building was converted to a restaurant. In 1981 wooden balconies and a boardwalk were added on the eastside. Covered patio seating now obscures the beauty of the original design, but inside you will find the brass pole, tin ceiling and other historic features. The purchase of Gilroy’s first motorized fire equipment, a chemical pumper, required the building of this fire station on the location of Gilroy’s original city hall. Prior to that fire equipment, probably a hose cart and bucket wagon, were stored on the first floor of Old City Hall. Architect William Binder designed this brick commercial style fire station which was built by William Radtke in 1916 for $5853. The decorative bands near the roofline provide relief from the brick façade. Below the bands is a broad arch of seven windows, each with a different shape. The second story provided for a club and meeting room along with sleeping quarters for those on duty. The original doors for fire trucks have now been replaced by large windows. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/3e50d66d-ccc9-4e1c-bda9-59503223d50c/7501+Monterey+st..jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7501-07 Monterey Street (1928) This property was built in 1923 by William Radtke. It is a large, one-and-a-half story commercial building measuring 50’ x 142’ that is constructed on a rectangular plan and designed in a Spanish Colonial Revival style. Dominant features include the false, low-gabled red tile roof, the plain cornice, the oversized panels on the upper half story, the band of horizontal wooden boards which are placed in vertical strips over the first floor openings, and the projecting awnings. Decorative wooden detailing is located just below the shallow eave. The street front reinstates the standard commercial design with a recessed, double-door entry which is framed by large, plate glass windows with a 1950’s Roman brick base. Decorative shields ornament the Fifth Street elevation. The commercial use of this building from its construction until the 1940’s was the D.B. Parks Auto Trimming and Harness Shop. Rizzuto’s Shoe Store occupied the north space during the 1950’s – 80’s. The current occupants are Fifth Street Coffee and Princess Boutique. The historical and architectural importance of this building is primarily due to its builder, William Radtke, who constructed many of the residential and commercial buildings in Gilroy during the early parts of the 20th century. Buildings in downtown Gilroy before the construction of this building had three design styles: Mission Revival, Commercial, and Neoclassical. This building adds the Spanish Colonial Revival design to the architectural design mix of downtown. Spanish Colonial Revival design typically includes: stucco walls, red clay tile roofs, arches, wrought iron, wooden beams, courtyards and patios, ornamental tiles, small balconies, tower elements, and rounded chimneys. Adding this fourth design style to the city’s commercial core is historically and architecturally significant. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1b04beac-f9c8-4839-8748-7871b03c2145/7515-17+Monterey+St.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7515-17 Monterey Street: Thornton Building (1921) Built in 1900, the Thornton Building has a rectangular footprint (50’ x 142’). It is a single-story brick commercial structure that has been somewhat altered on the street façade over the years and, later, when it was split into two separate business locations. The most distinctive feature of the structure is the variated parapet (wall sticking up above the roof that has varying height) along the roofline of the building, which is in the shape of an elongated, arched brick band. The cornice (wall / roof meeting point) is composed of bricks placed in a right angle to the horizontal placement of the façade wall. The entry doors are deeply recessed and composed of large plate glass in aluminum frames. The original basketweave mosaic tile entrance to the north doorway adds to the historical value. The alterations have not adversely affected the design quality of the structure or the basic composition of the building. Even with its altered looks, the Thornton building helps define the old Gilroy commercial district. The historical and architectural significance of this building, commonly called The Thornton Building, includes a curved façade that is unique and important in the Monterey streetscape. Now a divided structure with two storefronts, it was originally one. In 1931 this building housed the Heck & Bands California Market. It has been a music store and several other iterations including food and beverage services. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/c7007c84-a2a2-4695-92c5-8385dac60bda/7541-43+Monterey+St.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7541-43 Monterey Street: Robinson Hardware (1915) When constructed in 1915, the Robinson Building was a two-story hardware store established by Amos Robinson. Robinson’s wares included more than just hardware, they sold china, glassware, and home decorating items. Workers at the local canneries looked forward to a trip to Robinson’s to purchase some of the finer things in life. It was more like the proverbial general store - farming and building supplies, housewares, and other essentials for a small town. This building is historically and architecturally significant for several reasons. It was designed by William Weeks, is an “anchor” building downtown and is listed by the City as an historic site. The attractive and interesting façade featured decorative friezes above and below the second story windows. A large “R” monogram at the center of the parapet (wall extension above the roofline) lends a distinctive touch to add to the historical value. The ground level floor housed Dick Bruhn’s and M’Lady Bruhns fashion clothing store for many years. Old photos reveal that at one point the upstairs was a hotel, entered by a door still visible on the street. The Robinson Building is a significant building in the Mainstreet streetscape of Monterey Road. Known by the locals as Robinson Hardware, this handsome two-story brick building (64’ x 142’) is designed in an early 20th century commercial style with some slight neo-classical touches. It is one of the half dozen major buildings which give Gilroy’s central business district its architectural flavor and helps unify the surrounding smaller commercial buildings. The structure is constructed on a large rectangular plan with all of the design elements of the commercial style: a variated parapet (wall extension above the roofline), a pronounced cornice (wall/roof intersection) with oversized bracket and dentils; paired rectangular windows which are double hung and set in a band across the second story elevation; pronounced molded stringcourses separating floors, and the streetside band of large plate glass windows surrounding recessed glass double door entries with marble cladding on the base. The entire front elevation is covered in white glazed brick. Further detailing is provided by the decorative shield with an inscribed “R” which is centered under a centrally placed flagpole. The centered flagpole is a repeated element found on various downtown Gilroy commercial buildings which is a design holdover from the 19th century commercial buildings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/52bcb32d-cf27-4fbb-9c1f-2ebe4f743019/7879-81+Monterey+St.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7579-81 Monterey Street (Sorci & Son, 1925/1926) This Mediterranean Revival commercial building was built by local Gilroy builder William Radtke in 1920. This structure is a stylistic version of the brick front commercial design. While retaining original design elements, the store fronts have recessed entrances that were modified using aluminum frames with large glass panel doors. From the middle of the wall upward and outward, the facade is original in design. The brick is set to show a skeleton of structure with recessed panels for signage. The curvilinear cornice is decorated with four molded shields and semi-circular crowns. These may have been added after original construction. This building is historically and architecturally significant due to its being a slightly more ornate version of the standard commercial building design which lines Monterey Street. This structure is notable particularly in the handsome brickwork and distinctive curvilinear cornice line (in the manner of an Espadana or bell gable). Plaster decorative shields further define the four squared parapets (wall projection above the roof) which punctuate the street façade adding visual rhythm. The other features of the building repeat the spatial breakup which characterizes the commercial storefronts’ aluminum framing that has been added to the façade entry. Although this too is a supporting structure, it provides a significant function in bridging the gap between the half dozen or so major buildings in downtown Gilroy and the small strips of commercial structures between the larger buildings. Occupants have included a variety of businesses throughout the years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/4bd4ea25-bd09-4bd7-a683-0e717b4c5481/7578+Monterey+St.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7578-88 Monterey Street: Strand Theater (1921) The Strand Theater was built in 1921. This two-story Neoclassical formed reinforced concrete building was erected as an extension of the Masonic Lodge previously located next door to the north. Although the Strand was separate from the Masonic Hall next door, the second floors of the two buildings were connected. Masonic Lodge members used the second story of the Strand as a social hall. Unfortunately, the Masonic Lodge and auto parts store below it (designed by William Weeks) burned down in 1991. The Strand has many features in common with the former Lodge including flourishes such as a cornice with decorated frieze and windows with circular dividers. Unique to the building is the parapet roofline with spindled baluster railing on top. There was previously a large, art deco marque but unfortunately, it was removed by the owner in the 1990’s. The original center entrance was recessed with a ticket booth in the center. The building helps anchor the best commercial block in the city. Although only in satisfactory condition, the quality of the original design shines through on this building, as it does on a half dozen others on the surrounding blocks of Monterey Street, to give the city a genuine sense of time and place – a rare commodity amid the sprawl of Santa Clara County. The audience at the new theater could sit in one of 900 plush opera seats and listen to the $15,000 pipe organ. Stars appearing in live productions used one of the four dressing rooms at stage level. Lesser performers had dressing facilities available in the basement. Performances at the Strand included local and professional theater productions, concerts, musicals, and Gilroy High School theater presentations. The Strand also presented current Hollywood movies through the 1980’s. In the early days admission was ten cents for children and twenty cents for adults. Next door was a popular ice cream shop – Schillings. Architectural and Historical Significance includes the fact that the Strand Theater, when it was completed and opened on December 3, 1921, was the most elegant entertainment center in the area. The architects who drew up the plans were the Reid Brothers of San Francisco. William Radtke, a well-known local builder, was the contractor. The builders expressed pride that the theater was modern in every way due to the reinforced concrete. Radtke learned how to use this technique when he contracted with Henry Miller, largest landowner in the area, to construct the concrete silos that are still standing east of Highway 101, between the highway and the railroad tracks, just south of the ramp to Highway 25. Current occupants use the facility as a night club and dance hall featuring popular local musical groups. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/5e4b0df8-967d-463b-8f1f-68858117d07b/7568+Monterey+St.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7568-74 Monterey Street: Chaloupka Building (1928) This two-story brick front commercial building was built by Gilroy’s most prolific builder, William Radtke in 1928. It started life as the Red and White Gilroy Food Shop and has seen a wide variety of uses since then. The terra cotta ornamentation embellishing the roofline with free-standing urns is the most distinctive feature. The embossed pilasters which frame the large windows are especially handsome. The unit next door at 7574 Monterey Street was originally part of the same building, but has an altered façade. The segmented windows above its entrance were probably originally part of 7568 also. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/572a8d4f-c8c3-4828-8242-d20703c0dac9/7560-62+Monterey+St.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7560-62 Monterey Street: Elks Building (1931) This two-story Spanish colonial revival building, formerly known as the “Elks Building,” was designed by architect Albert Roller and built by William Radtke in 1931 for the Gilroy Elks Lodge. The original arched windows along the top of the façade and double ornate wooden posts by the entrance remain intact. Over the arched doorway outside, you can see an elk’s head with a shield above the arched upstairs entrance (see photograph below). A framed marble plaque commemorates the building as a gift from Lin W. Wheeler, owner of Pieters-Wheeler Seed Company, to his Elks brothers of Gilroy Lodge #1567. Because the original building was made from poured concrete, it is one of a few commercial buildings in Gilroy that did not need to be retrofitted when recent laws made that a requirement for older structures built from brick. In addition to being an original founder of the Gilroy Elks Lodge, Lin Wheeler was one of the most prominent residents and philanthropists in the history of Gilroy. He came to Gilroy in 1910 from New York state and owned the aforementioned seed company, which served the rapidly expanding agricultural businesses in the Santa Clara Valley. Wheeler’s philanthropy led to the construction of Wheeler Hospital, the city’s first major medical facility, in 1929, Wheeler Auditorium, still used for civic events and entertainments today, in 1940, and the city’s Gymkhana Grounds, where Gilroy’s legendary annual Gymkhana rodeo event was held from 1930 through 1956. While the Elks conducted their meetings upstairs, the downstairs housed several furniture stores, including Barshinger’s. In 1969, the Gilroy Elks relocated to their current location on Hecker Pass Highway just west of Gilroy, a facility built with the proceeds of the sale of their building on Monterey Street. In 1979, the building was purchased by Ford’s Department Stores, which was the oldest department store chain in California at the time. Changing retail shopping trends and extensive damages to Santa Cruz and Watsonville Ford stores caused by the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake eventually forced Ford’s to declare bankruptcy in 1993 which led to the closure of the Gilroy store location. In January 2018, the building became the home of the Golden State Brewery which heralded a microbrewery expansion for downtown Gilroy with signature outdoor seating area along Monterey Street. The brew pub and grill closed in September 2019 and was eventually replaced in November 2021 by the current tenant Tempo Kitchen and Bar, an open-air restaurant and bar hosting live music acts and other themed events. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/fd60cf9a-7b83-4a48-b3ff-d6515f668b11/12.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7550 Monterey Street: Gilroy Rubber Works (1919) This two-story Spanish Colonial Revival building was constructed in 1919 by local contractor William Radtke as the home of the Gilroy Rubber Works, which manufactured, repaired and sold tires at this location until 1951. Shortly after its opening in 1919, the Gilroy Rubber Works, advertising itself as the “The Tire House of Gilroy”, published some rather colorful sales pitches in the Gilroy Advocate, the city’s primary local newspaper at that time. One from 1920 read, “ ‘My hat’s off to you, as experts in vulcanizing (the term used to describe tire repair or production then)’, said one of our patrons. ‘You have saved me the cost of two or more new tires this season by making the old ones as good as new.’ We will do the same for you. Don’t willfully wear your tires out, bring them here before they are entirely done for. A stitch in time saves nine and we will make your tires last indefinitely if you have them vulcanized at Gilroy Rubber Works, Baxter & Maggini, Props..” Another read, “We can do more to make an old tire new than you would think was possible, by our up-to date vulcanizing methods and your tires are practically as good as new at a small outlay. Our work is A-1 and we are prompt and obliging at all times. If you need new tires or accessories, you will find them at Gilroy Rubber Works.” From these advertisements, one gets a sense of how rugged driving an old Model-T on the roads of small towns like Gilroy and Santa Clara County must have been. Having a local tire repair facility or auto repair garage available was an absolute necessity. With all the noise and repair activity happening on the first floor of the building, it’s hard to countenance that a beauty salon, Doane’s Beauty Shoppe, conducted business on the second floor of the building during its early days. After 1951, the building had a variety of tenants including a photography studio (Battaglia’s Photography Studio) (1957 - 1960), the Gilroy Judicial District offices (1960 - 1964), a flower shop (Gilroy Flower Shop) (1964 - 1971), a gift shop and a Mode-O-Day Dress Shop (1971 - 1976). The building was most recently home to the Garlic City Embroidery Studio, which provided customized embroidery services. An equipment store for equestrians called Saddles & Treasures is scheduled to occupy the space in the near future. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/ea4ad5fe-c732-4fd6-bfc5-74ad1c318a3e/13-1.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 40-46 Martin Street: Radtke Building (1929) This one and a half story Spanish Revival style commercial building, built in 1929 by William Radtke, served as the home office of Radtke Construction, one of the most prominent and prolific construction companies in Gilroy and the Central Coast during the 20th century. With a career spanning the years 1906 to 1969, William Radtke greatly influenced the entire area of Central California with his buildings. Born in San Francisco in 1888 to German immigrant parents August and Adelheid Radtke, William moved with his family to the San Jose area where he was educated at the Hamilton Grammar School. After serving apprenticeships with machinist and carpentry firms in the San Jose/Santa Clara areas, Radtke formed his own construction business in 1906 at the age of 18. Among his first efforts were the construction of the Los Altos Grammar School and the Guadalupe Creek Bridge. Radtke’s first project in Gilroy was the building of three concrete silos in 1911 on the 13,000-acre Bloomfield Ranch of pioneer cattle rancher Henry Miller (another German immigrant), which still stand to this day just east of Highway 101. Understanding the potential of the Gilroy area, Radtke and his wife Clara moved to the town in 1912. His first contracts in Gilroy were the building of the Llagas Creek Bridge and the First National Bank Building on the corner of Monterey and Martin Streets in 1912. In 1913, his firm constructed an 8.5-million gallon reservoir for the Gilroy Water Department. Other major projects were Gilroy’s first standalone Fire Station in 1916, the Drake Apartment Building in 1919, the Masonic Building, the Louis Hotel, and the Strand Theater, all in 1921, the F. W. Woolworth Building and Barshinger’s Mortuary (now Habing’s) in 1928, Wheeler Hospital in 1929, and the Elks Building in 1931. In the 1920s and early 1930s, Radtke Construction essentially rebuilt most of the major buildings in downtown Gilroy. Buildings built by Radtke in later years included the Veterans Building on the corner of Sixth and Eigleberry Streets and the Post Office on Third Street in 1951, the Salinas Valley Savings and Loan Building on Monterey Street in 1960, and the Masonic Temple on Wren Avenue in 1964. In addition to his larger projects, Radtke’s company constructed the houses of many area residents often working with the prominent local architect William Weeks. Despite a busy construction schedule, Radtke found time to serve Gilroy, putting in two terms on the city council from 1927 to 1931. After a lengthy illness, William Radtke passed away at the age of 80 on January 29, 1969. Ownership of Radtke’s office building passed along to his son Thomas Radtke, who owned and operated his own concrete and building supply company in Gilroy until selling his business in 1963. After leaving the construction business, Thomas taught for a number of years at Brownell School before passing away at 61 in 1981 after a short illness. The building on Martin Street housed a number of stores and businesses after the Radtke family sold it and is currently owned by a Keller-Williams Realty brokerage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/443dd77d-e0c0-4edf-ab92-64c6392ca793/14-3.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7484-90 Monterey Street: Hersman Building (1912) This two-story Classical Revival style building was constructed in 1912 by local contractor William Radtke as the home of the First National Bank of Gilroy, the second bank established in the city after the Bank of Gilroy in 1871 (which eventually became the Bank of America). The bank was organized by the Mercantile Trust Company headed by Hugh Steele Johnson who served as the bank’s first president. Hugh Johnson was succeeded by Hugh S. Hersman, who served as president from 1914 to 1918. The building is often referred to as the Hersman Building as Mr. Hersman was a very prominent banker, businessman, and politician in Gilroy and the Bay Area having served as an officer and director of various corporations and as an elected Representative to Congress from California from 1919 to 1921. Various banking institutions resided on this corner after the First National Bank including the Mercantile Trust Company of California in the mid-1920s and the American Trust Company, its primary tenant from 1929 through 1953. Afterward, the bank portion of the building became the law offices of attorney Sidney Johnson. The building also contains several one-story storefronts on both Monterey and Martin Streets. The building housed the Gilroy Shoe Repair Shop (1959 - 1966) and Kirby’s Appliance and Television store from 1953 well into the 1970s. The building is currently home to the Ivori Boutique and The Cannery gift shop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/5d3679f5-2b8a-46fb-a62a-12f4e34803ed/Placeholder+Downtown+Image.jpg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7466-82 Monterey Street: Dispatch Building (1917) This Moderne style building, built by William Radtke, was the home of Gilroy’s newspaper from 1925 until 1982, including the typesetters and press, the publisher, editor, and reporters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/5d3679f5-2b8a-46fb-a62a-12f4e34803ed/Placeholder+Downtown+Image.jpg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7440 Monterey Street: Parisian Cleaners (1910/21) This Moderne style building was occupied by a dry cleaner for over 60 years. The oversized awning is both a sign and an illusion, which lines up this single-story building with its neighbors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/5d3679f5-2b8a-46fb-a62a-12f4e34803ed/Placeholder+Downtown+Image.jpg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7436 Monterey Street: Coast Counties Electric Building (1912/1925) William Radtke built this home for Coast Counties Gas and Electric. From 1956 to 1991 it was the home of Lawton’s Gem Shop. The interior has a beautiful coffered ceiling with skylights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/5d3679f5-2b8a-46fb-a62a-12f4e34803ed/Placeholder+Downtown+Image.jpg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7400 Monterey Street: Old City Hall (National Register of Historic Places, 1905) Built by Granite Construction Company with stone quarried near Christmas Hill Park, this elaborate building was designed by Frank Delos Wolfe. Serving Gilroy’s City Hall for over 50 years, it originally contained all city functions, including the fire and police departments and jail. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/66c62c8b-ebf5-4bc6-92fc-fa37eb771752/19.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7390 Monterey Street: Ellis Garage (1923) The Ellis Garage is a long, single story Spanish Revival style commercial building. The building is rectangular in shape and constructed of reinforced concrete with plaster sheathing. The false front roofing is Spanish tile. A number of decorative floral plaster ornaments adorn the frieze above large plate glass windows along the street façade. The structure is an extremely handsome example of how easily the 1920s Spanish Revival style of architecture could be adapted for the commercial requirements of main street America. Even though it appears basic with sparse ornamentation, the structure has timeless characteristics that would fit in well with modern Spanish, Mission and Mediterranean architecture. The building was originally designed to host a new automobile dealership showroom along Monterey Street with substantial vehicle storage in the rear to accommodate both the dealership’s new inventory and provide short term parking for local hotels’ guest vehicles. Both uses generated income for the property owner(s). History of the Site Two, new hotels were under construction on the southern end of Monterey Street. One of these was the Milias Hotel across the street. To accommodate the expected demand for guest automobile parking, Annabel Ellis, contracted to expand the existing Highway Garage at the corner of Monterey Street and Sixth Street in the fall of 1921. Unfortunately, during the initial phase of the project, support pillars were removed. As a result, the roof partially collapsed. Mrs. Ellis contacted the local architect, William H. Weeks, to evaluate the damage and determine whether the structure could be saved. It could not and was condemned in March 1922. Mrs. Ellis subsequently contacted Mr. Weeks in April 1922 to request a quotation for repair of the existing structure. Little change occurred through late July 1922, even though it was announced that Mr. Weeks was in the process of designing renovations that would save the building. While the Gilroy Advocate contains no reporting on the process, the cost to save and renovate the structure likely exceeded the costs of demolition and construction of a new and modern building. In late August or early September 1922, Mrs. Ellis’ daughter, Marion, contracted with Mr. Weeks for the design of and William Radke for construction of the new garage. The existing structure was quickly demolished during September 1922 and construction of the current building began. Construction was completed by Mr. Radke’s company in March 1923 pending Mr. Weeks’ approval. Tucker Brothers, the local Studebaker auto dealership, was the first tenant, moving in during April 1923. The new garage could accommodate 85 vehicles. In addition to Tucker Brothers inventory, rental spaces were available for use by guests at local hotels. The move by Tucker Brothers made their existing building available. This resulted in a cascade of moves by other downtown Gilroy auto dealerships. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1c81ab87-402a-4e11-af27-8fe6b95761ba/20_GHS_SOURCE.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7250 Monterey Street: Southern Pacific Railroad Depot (1918) This two-story Italian Renaissance structure — framed with local redwood and covered in cement plaster — was constructed in 1918 by the Southern Pacific Railroad as a replacement for Gilroy’s first railroad station opened in 1869 by the Santa Clara and Pajaro Valley Railroad.  Recognizing the importance of Gilroy as an agricultural and transportation hub, local citizens asked Southern Pacific for a larger station. When this request was ignored they went to Sacramento with the result that the State Railroad Commission ordered Southern Pacific to build this handsome replacement. The building was built for a final cost of $14,000 which translates to roughly $293,000 in today’s dollars (2025). With much fanfare, the Gilroy Railroad Depot was dedicated on April 30, 1918 in a celebration that drew 6,000 people, three brass bands, and reporters from regional newspapers. It was described in local newspapers as offering “spacious waiting rooms” and as the “most beautiful depot between San Francisco and Santa Barbara”. For the next five decades, the depot served as a way station for rail travelers, but with the advent of super highways and the American public’s love of the automobile, service reductions began in 1929 and the engine house closed in 1934. though the turntable remained in use through the 1950s. The final service to the station was the Del Monte, which ran until April 30, 1971. Amtrak intercity service, including the Coast Starlight, passed through the station without stopping. The depot closed in 1972, and was boarded up with a fence installed around the perimeter. In the 1980s, a Gilroy citizens’ advisory committee recommended that the Gilroy Railroad Depot and surrounding property become a multi-modal transportation hub which eventually led to Caltrain providing rail service from San Francisco to Gilroy (starting in 1992) and the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) purchasing the depot site in 1993. After two decades of abandonment, the depot building had sustained significant weather damage and was in dire need of restoration. After aggressive pursuit of government grants by the City of Gilroy and petitions by Gilroy citizens, renovation funds were raised and the building was restored as the centerpiece of the $2.8 million Gilroy Transit Center. In December 1998, the depot re-opened as a transportation hub served by Caltrain, long distance Greyhound buses, VTA buses, Monterey-Salinas Transit, county shuttle buses from San Benito and taxis. Future plans for the depot call for extended Amtrak Capitol Corridor service, as well as California High-Speed Rail trains, to also stop at Gilroy. In recognition of the depot’s role in and contributions to Gilroy’s formative years, the station was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 2019 as Gilroy Southern Pacific Railroad Depot. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/502b374f-dcaf-48c6-b4cd-0c574c586963/7257-61+CherryBlossom.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7257-61 Monterey Street: Cherry Blossom Hotel (1921) This two-story Spanish Colonial Revival structure was constructed in 1921 in a two-block area between Ninth and Seventh Street known for many years as the Chinatown of Gilroy. Chinese immigrant workers (mostly males) settled in this part of town after the completion of the transcontinental railroad in the 1860s. When the city of Gilroy was incorporated in 1870, approximately 1,000 of the city’s 3,000 residents were Chinese, many of whom worked in Gilroy’s then-booming tobacco industry. Across the street from the Cherry Blossom Hotel where the Gilroy Transit Center currently resides was a three-story brick building owned by the Consolidated Tobacco Company, billed as the world’s largest cigar-making factory where as much as 900 of the city’s Chinese residents were employed rolling an estimated one million cigars a month. Owned by Gilroy resident James Culp, this company’s cigars and other tobacco products (protected by a patented curing process) were famous at the time and shipped around the world. Unfortunately, Culp was forced to drastically downsize his business and release many of his workers after the 1879 enactment of a California constitutional amendment prohibiting state corporations from employing Chinese people. Despite the devastating impact of these laws including the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, and the dispersal of many of its Chinese residents to other parts of the state to find work, Gilroy’s Chinatown continued to thrive into the 1920s with a mixture of successful Chinese and Japanese business owners. It boasted restaurants, laundries, gambling dens (and a few opium dens), shops, homes, and boarding rooms. It continued to attract travelers between San Francisco and Los Angeles looking for a little excitement and entertainment. Local tradition holds that the Cherry Blossom was known to be a popular brothel located in the heart of Chinatown. In 1930, all of Gilroy’s Chinatown, with the exception of the Cherry Blossom Hotel and two other non-wooden buildings, burned to the ground. These three surviving buildings are still standing today. Although the lifestyle and architecture of Chinatown are long gone, many mementos from its past remain. During renovation of the Cherry Blossom building (now owned by the City of Gilroy) in 2004, its owner uncovered many well-preserved artifacts from Chinatown’s storied past, among the items were ceramic and mother of pearl vases, porcelain figurines and old bottles dating back to the late 1800s. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/7cc63b88-3749-4340-a266-a755faa2fe3e/22.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7357 Monterey Street: Porcella’s Music (1870’s) This single-story brick retail store is unusual in that it is one of the very few structures in Gilroy’s business district which has retained its original design. Built in 1888, it has always been used for commercial purposes. It originally abutted the Louis Hotel and may have been part of Gilroy’s first stagecoach station. Early businesses in this building included a saloon, grocery, and bakery. In 1898, Charles Porcella, a native of Italy who immigrated to the United States in 1892 and worked as teamster for Miller and Lux in Gilroy, purchased a half interest in a clothing/general store operated by H. L. McDuffie at this location. In 1908, Porcella bought McDuffie out and was sole proprietor of the business until his death in 1922. His death was front page news in the Gilroy Advocate on Feb. 11, 1922, where he was described as “a prominent business man and one of the leaders of the local Italian colony.” After Charles’ death, his wife, Agnes, leased the store and it operated as a barbershop and a bar known as The 49 Club until 1947 when her son George took ownership and operated the business as a clothing/general/music store. George had been a professional musician during his younger years and led a 12-piece band known as the Merry Makers. He taught music lessons to musicians young and old in the back of the store and had a good selection of musical instruments for sale. As George’s son Dave later described it, the store was a place where one could “buy a suit, a tie, a hat, an instrument and go out and get a gig.” After George passed away in 1986, his son Dave Porcella, who had grown up in and worked in the store for many years, decided to continue the family business, rebranding the store as Porcella’s Music and transformed it into a purely music-centric establishment. In addition to its Gilroy regulars, Porcella’s was known as the “go-to place” from South County to Salinas, drawing many customers from Hollister, Morgan Hill, Los Banos and other nearby towns. Signed photos of legendary jazz icons hung on its walls and Hollywood stars were known to frequent the store. It was a place where aspiring and accomplished musicians could browse the latest violins, woodwinds, brass, keyboards, amplifiers, harmonicas, guitars and more, or pick up sheet music to learn some new tunes. Broken guitar strings and other instrument maladies were often fixed on the same day, and children would walk out of its doors smiling after mastering basic chords. Porcella’s joy and enthusiasm inspired new musicians and continued the legacy his father built. After 123 years of family ownership, Porcella planned to retire and sell the store in the summer of 2020. However, the stresses of operating a small business and a steep downturn in sales during the Covid-19 pandemic forced him to close the store and put the building up for sale in March 2020. Under new ownership, the building has been leased and currently houses Savvy’s Downtown Sweets, a nostalgia-themed ice cream parlor and sweet shop which opened in 2024. Excited to support a new family-oriented business in the building his family owned for so many years, Dave Porcella has donated many items to the store that once graced the building in the early 20th century. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/41ffc08f-96a7-46f2-a4c1-d76ee1c94526/23-1.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7363-71 Monterey Street: Louis Hotel (1921) This two-story Neoclassic style hotel building located in the heart of old downtown Gilroy opened to great fanfare on September 10, 1921. The opening was reported as a festive event attended by 400-500 formally attired guests treated to a “dinner fit for kings” and serenaded by an orchestra and entertainers from San Francisco. Designed by the architectural firm of Binder and Curtiss and owned by Louis Cupich and his business partners John Radin and Mitch Milias, the hotel boasted 25 rooms on the upper floor, 14 with baths and 8 arranged in suites; two public baths, one for each sex, and carpeting extending throughout the halls and rooms. The first floor housed the hotel lobby, a kitchen, a cocktail lounge, and a fine dining room and restaurant called the Louis Cafe owned and operated by Cupich and members of his family. The cafe featured some of the fanciest cuisine between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Louis Hotel soon became a preferred stopping place for travelers on Highway 101 which ran through downtown Gilroy at that time. A native of Austria, Louis Cupich came to Gilroy in 1908 from Dalmatia, Yugoslavia, and worked for George Milias Sr. in his restaurant until 1915 when he bought out his employer and went into business for himself with his brother Nicholas Cupich and John Radin. After Cupich and Radin built the Louis Hotel in 1921, Louis bought Radin out in 1927 and continued operating the hotel until 1946 when he sold it to a firm from Salinas and retired. Cupich was active in community affairs as a long-time member of the Gilroy Elks Lodge and the Gilroy Kiwanis Club. He spent the rest of his life in Gilroy passing away at the age of 85 in 1971. Under its new ownership, the Louis Hotel eventually changed its name to the Old Gilroy Hotel. Over the years, other businesses also operated on premises next to the restaurant and bar, including a barber shop, a grocery/liquor store named McGuerins, and a Chinese restaurant named Leyon’s. Probably due to absentee ownership and increasing age, the hotel went downhill and fell into disrepair in the late 1960s and early 1970s. A group of businessmen led by majority owner Tom Bidgary of Hollister purchased the building in May 1978 with plans to restore the first-floor restaurant and cocktail lounge to its former glory, install an elevator, and convert the upper floor hotel rooms to modern office spaces. The repair and restoration efforts which included removal of the original hotel room claw-footed bath tubs (all quickly snapped up by antique collectors) continued until March 1982, when the Old Gilroy Hotel Restaurant and Bar finally opened for business. The new owner and manager spared no expense to ensure the decor, furniture, wall murals, light fixtures, even the dress of the wait staff, captured the original 1920s flavor of the restaurant. After several years of successful operation as a venue for live bands, dancing, and dining, the general decline of the Gilroy downtown area spelled the end of the Old Gilroy Hotel Restaurant and Bar. The building was purchased in July 1990 by a limited partnership who managed to attract a few business tenants in the succeeding years, but eventually the building became vacant and abandoned. In 2018, the building was purchased by its current owner Toni Bowles, who, renovated the building restoring as much of the original as possible. She created The Neon Exchange, a business that provides lease spaces, work stations, desks, and conference rooms for female-focused small businesses and community group meetings and activities. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/8e4a6aaa-d47f-4748-a4e9-c2590cf33fe6/60+WSixth+OldPO.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 60 West Sixth Street: Old Post Office (1920) This building is a prime example of Commercial Architectural Style, known as Early Brick Commercial, which refers to buildings built with brick in the early 20th century. These buildings were often built with one to five stories and had a flat or slightly pitched roof. This single story reinforced concrete structure with a press brick facade is known locally as the Old Post Office. As a group effort in 1920, local entrepreneurs and civic leaders, including former mayor, Michael Casey, received approval from the U.S. Post Office to construct a new post office building on Sixth Street. Together with Postmaster Samuel Moore and contractor William Radtke, Mr. Casey researched post offices as far North as Burlingame to ensure the new Gilroy facility would be efficient. The building retains architectural interest and is important in relationship to the other small commercial structures on the block and to those on Monterey Street. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/35084a8f-ebd9-488e-88ea-d44a74e57f91/74+WSixth.2.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 74 West Sixth Street: Veteran’s Hall (1949) Members of the Gilroy community service clubs concluded in 1945 that a building dedicated to veterans should be constructed. The property on 6th Street was secured and the South Santa Clara Valley Memorial District was established and managed by a board of directors. Over the next few years funds were raised for the new building by implementing a local tax assessment. The 6,352 square foot Veteran’s Hall was built by William Radtke and opened in May of 1951. Mayor George C. Milias presided over the opening ceremonies and was joined by Lieutenant Governor Goodwin C. Knight who conducted the dedication ceremony. Also in attendance were state heads of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Today the hall serves as a meeting hall for four veterans’ groups, including the American Legion Post 217, and its Auxiliary, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6309 and its Auxiliary. The hall is also available to all residents of the District service area, including all members of the armed forces, non profit groups and the general public. The mission of the District’s board is to provide a quality, first-class facility to make the community proud. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/b667bb1e-0776-47b7-986a-08e460bc60db/55+WSixth+Advocate.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 55 West Sixth Street: The Advocate Building (1916) On February 5, 1916, the Gilroy Advocate moved into this newly constructed building built by contractor William Radtke specifically for the newspaper. The design and form is one of Gilroy’s finest examples of Mission Revival Industrial Architecture, which was popular from the 1890s to the 1920s. The significance of the structure is derived from both the history of the Advocate and the Commercial Mission Revival Architecture. The building is historically referred to as the Gilroy Advocate Building. Editor and Owner Mr. Will F. Blake Jr. purchased the Benn property on W. 6th Street one half block from Monterey St. for the new building. The Advocate is Gilroy’s first newspaper started in 1868 and purchased in 1877 by Mr. Blake. The weekly paper remained in the family after Mr. Blake’s death in 1907 when his son continued as publisher until 1930 when it was sold to Lloyd E. Smith and it was merged with the Gilroy Evening Dispatch. In 1949 the Advocate was absorbed by the Dispatch, a daily publication. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/5d355f5a-99b2-4152-b263-4b2abde5b78b/7401+Monterey.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7401 Monterey Street: Ellis Building (1872) The James Ellis Building commonly referred to as Hall’s Western Wear or Hall’s Mercantile, was built in 1872 and is the oldest building in the city of Gilroy. Previously home to the Fraternal Order of Eagles which occupied the second floor and a variety of commercial uses on the ground floor, the building has been a haberdashery store during most of its existence. In 1926, Silverstine’s occupied the building, then the Regent, later Brown’s and then for many years Hall’s, where generations of families bought their Levis. The building was also known for its landmark horse and rider on the awning roof. The full-sized figure depicted world champion rodeo rider Casey Tibbs and his horse, War Paint. The sculpture modeled the rider and horse in action with the horse’s front hooves in a downward motion and the hind legs elevated while kicking as the rider held on for the ride. Although this form of advertising art is almost entirely a medium of the past, in its heyday it was a favorite icon in downtown Gilroy. The Gymkhana (rodeo) held from 1929 to 1956 was part of Gilroy’s cowboy era. Gymkhana Committee meetings were held across the street at the Milias Hotel whose owner, George Milias was a prominent rancher. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/093a797d-8e3d-4317-944a-5e0f34871679/7445+Monterey+Chesbro.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7445 Monterey Street: Chesbro Building (1917) Commonly known as Gilroy Hardware, the Chesbro Building was built in Neoclassic Style by William Radtke between 1915 and 1917. This is an important structure in Gilroy revealing what may have been present prior to stripping and stuccoing so many structures. One of the larger structures in the center of the block, it keeps the rhythm of the two story structures and anchors the attractive single story structures that adjoin the building. Doctors H.R. Chesbro and his son, Elmer J, had their medical practices on the second floor. And at one time the building was home for the much traveled Gilroy Hardware Company, owned by Don Chesbro. In the recent past, the lower floor has been occupied by a series of cafes, grills, and an antique store. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/2b829ddd-759d-4de6-bd2f-079ec7b3e112/7485+Monterey.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7485 Monterey Street: Gilroy Shoe Repair (1941) This single-story structure in the downtown commercial district is constructed of brick and has a black tile façade. It was built in 1890 and originally was used as a millinery shoppe (1892), and then became a jewelry store (1906). In the 20’s and 30’s the structure was remodeled in the moderne style and used as a commercial office space by A.W. Brown Real Estate and later by G.B. Rodeck Insurance Company. In the early 1980’s, Job and Edwina Camarena rented space in the Nob Hill Shopping Center to operate a leather materials repair and retail store. Around this same time, Wes Stallings, a successful radio ventriloquist, with a ventriloquist dummy named Eddie O’Toole, contacted Job and expressed interest in purchasing his repair business. Job trained Wes and helped him open Wes’ Shoe & Boot Repair at 7485 Monterey Street in Gilroy (Listen to “Here Comes Stallings” comedy act here). Unfortunately, after only four months of operation, Wes became seriously ill and decided to sell the business back to Job and Edwina. They retained the original name in honor of Wes who passed away shortly after. Their son, Job Camarena II took over running the business in 1993 and has been running the business ever since. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/6d6585ce-5cb2-4dfe-8d2e-da8579d423ba/92+Fifth+American+Legion.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 92 Fifth Street: American Legion Hall (1926/1927) The American Legion was chartered by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veteran’s organization. Focusing on service to veterans, servicemembers, and communities, the Legion evolved from a group of war-weary veterans of World War I. Local posts sprang up across the country (legion.org). Gilroy’s American Legion Post 217 was granted a charter on June 10, 1921. The building on 92 Fifth Street in Gilroy was built by volunteer members of the local post between 1926-1927 under the leadership of Phil Cox, commander of Gilroy Post 217. The concrete foundation “was going up with a whiz-bang” in March 1927 by “hauling gravel from the Uvas Creek bed at the Jim Thomas place” (The Advocate, 3/16/1927). The building was dedicated in October 1927 with a gala event that included flags, flowers, ceremony, and “an inspection of the armory and building…followed by dancing in the old hall (the old Music Hall) and card playing in the new building” (The Advocate, 10/8/1927). It is a single-story structure covered in stucco and has small pane windows. The roof is flat with Spanish tile crests. The Spanish Colonial Revival style was chosen as a tribute to Gilroy’s early heritage. (Historic Resources Inventory, 1986) The building was originally used as a meeting hall for the American Legion Post 217 until the Santa Clara Valley Memorial District Building (Gilroy Veterans Hall) was built on Sixth Street in 1951. Judge Klarich owned and used the structure as law offices in the 1960’s. James Langdon, II, purchased the property in the early 1970’s and is still the owner. A dance studio, church, hair salon, and a collection agency have had offices in the building. It is currently occupied by Fidelina’s, a sewing and alterations shop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/b385670a-3928-4a45-8dbc-470da1a568d4/7477+Eigleberry+Robinson.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7477 Eigleberry Street: Amos Robinson House (1882) The long rectangular building located at 7477 Eigleberry Street, owned by Starritt Realtors, is a one and a half story house with wide clapboard siding. It has a large dormer and a glassed-in porch. The recessed open porch is supported by square columns and wood slat balusters. On the Fifth Street side, there is a small side entrance and a bay window. The lot was purchased in 1880 by Amos Robinson, but the house was not completed until 1882. (Historic Resources Inventory, 1986) The home was remodeled in 1927, and the streets adjacent to the property were paved in 1928 (The Advocate, 25 Nov. 1927). Amos Robinson was born and raised in Meigs County, Ohio (circa 1830’s-1840’s) and trained as a tinsmith. He transversed the continent three times via three different routes before establishing his home and family in Gilroy. On his first trip west in 1853 he joined a wagon train and agreed to herd “several hundred head of cattle” across the plains. He arrived in Marysville on 10 September 1854 and remained there for 12 years. After being a miner for six years (“not profitable”), he returned to being a tinsmith for the next six years all the while being “thoroughly homesick”. In 1867 Amos returned to Ohio via the Isthmus of Panama, which was a vital route for people traveling to and from the gold fields in California. Travelers would board a ship from San Francisco to Panama, take a train across the land bridge, and then take another ship to the eastern part of the United States. He only stayed in Ohio for three months and then returned using the same Panamanian route. This time his destination was Gilroy in the southern part of the Santa Clara County because the railroad was coming through, providing for growth and economic opportunities. Amos’ third trip back east was to marry Matilda Cline in October 1869. Fortunately, the transcontinental railroad had just been completed in May of that year. After the wedding, the couple returned to Gilroy on the train to make their home in Gilroy. (Robinson Family History, Gilroy Museum). In Gilroy he opened a machine shop and later a very successful hardware store on Monterey Street. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/971faf81-bfa5-4020-94ee-8622c6f23248/Willey+House+3.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 140 Fifth Street: Willey House (1857) The Rule-Willey House was built in 1857, for Reverend James King Rule, founding pastor of the Gilroy Christian Church, which was built the same year. Reverend Rule had come from Missouri to Gilroy with his wife and four children in 1855. The materials, fixtures and construction techniques in both the church and the residence are the same, leading local historians to believe both buildings were built by the church congregation. The house was originally a modest Folk National style structure with a simple porch on the north end. When Elder Rule died in 1882, the house passed to his daughter Eliza Eleanor Rule Wentz, wife of Christian Wentz, a farmer in the San Ysidro district near Gilroy. In the spring of 1893, the Rule house was sold to Judge Howard Willey. Willey, his wife Sarah, and their two daughters Grace and Minnie had arrived in Gilroy in 1876, from Iowa. After managing a general merchandise store for a few years, Mr. Willey was elected Justice of the Peace for Gilroy Township in 1883, and later also became the Police Court Judge. Both daughters, Grace and Minnie, were accomplished musicians and after the family moved into the house, they made several structural changes to the building to reflect their interest and passion for music and the arts. Two bay windows were added to the west side of the house, including a square bay window which was specifically installed to accommodate a grand piano. French doors replaced a window on the east wall of the back parlor allowing access to the new music room where lessons, concerts and musicales were given by the sisters. The rear room, formerly the kitchen, was converted into a dining room on the west side, and on the east side an office for Judge Willey was added. A new kitchen was constructed behind the dining room, covering the original outhouse site. The Judge would often conduct court and judicial business from home, and to preserve the family’s privacy a separate exterior door was installed just north of the Judge’s office. This separate entrance was used by the City Marshal and prisoners, as well as other community members seeking his advice and services. A large veranda style porch was added to the exterior in 1915, which extended across the front of the house and along the east wall, and gave it the more modern look of the Craftsman period. Judge Willey especially loved nature and floriculture, and was known for his extensive flower and vegetable gardens, as well as the huge magnolia tree on the east side of the house. Many times visitors would leave the home with fresh vegetables or cuttings from his garden. Judge Willey did much to beautify his home and the Gilroy community. In addition to the large gardens on his property, he also planted gardens in other locations around town, and his love of nature led him to support city beautification efforts. Judge Howard Willey died in 1919, after having served as judge for 36 years, as well as Deputy County Clerk for Santa Clara County, and as a special correspondent for the San Jose Mercury. The house stayed in the family after his death, until it was purchased by the Theater Angels Art League (TAAL) in 1973. The following year the group opened the building as a cultural center, and it was run by volunteers from Theater Angels. During this time small improvements were made on the house, and art and theater activities were offered in keeping with the Willey family’s heritage of love of nature and art. In 1988, the house (which appraised at $100,000) had a mortgage of $12,500. The Angels voted to donate the house to the City of Gilroy, with the stipulation that the City assume the mortgage. The City agreed to the terms. After the house was purchased by the City, the property underwent an extensive renovation funded jointly by the City of Gilroy and the Santa Clara County Historical Heritage Commission. The improvements consisted of stabilization of the structure, upgrading of the infrastructure, and meeting accessibility standards, which included two handicapped accessible restrooms downstairs. Beautiful carpeting indicative of its early origins was also installed, and the interior and exterior of the house was painted using an authentic color scheme. The Willey Cultural Center officially opened in 1996, as a center for arts and cultural classes and programs. Annual City Recreation events also took place at the center, including Youth & Adult Art Shows and exhibits, Quilt Shows, Victorian themed Spring and Christmas celebrations, historical presentations and small outdoor concerts. Additionally it was used for many City meetings and retreats, and was available to the public as a rental space for weddings, receptions and gatherings. In 2007, the Willey House, dubbed “Gilroy’s very own first lady” once again received an exterior makeover, including new paint with colors chosen to reflect its early time period. The landscaping phase of the original conceptual plan was completed featuring a wide variety of local and historic flowers, plants and trees. Tile pavers were also installed on the driveway and in the back area, allowing for greater accessibility and making it more attractive for future rentals. In 2018, in an effort to generate additional revenues, the City made the decision to discontinue its use as a City facility and leased the House to a private business. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/2a41895d-3836-4829-9303-e266c232bfab/160+Fifth+St.%2C+Christian+Church.JPG.webp Downtown Historic Plaques - 160 Fifth Street: Christian Church The oldest church still standing in Gilroy is the Christian Church which was built in 1857 on the west side of Church Street where Third Street is today. The congregation had been formed in 1855 by Reverend James King Rule. When Third Street was extended in 1886 the church building was moved on rolling logs to its present location of Fifth Street. The Christian Church continued to be active until the mid-1960s. In 1963 the church deeded its property to its statewide organization the Christian Church of Northern California and Nevada. In September of 1967 the Latin American Assembly of God purchased the church and grounds. The architecture of the church has been called Greek Revival. The outstanding features include vertical double hung windows, the tall square tower with vertical shuttered vents at the entrance, and the wood slat vents. The rectangle building has clapboard siding, enclosed eaves, and a circular wood projection with the date 1855 inscribed on it. That year marked the founding of the congregation, although the church was actually built two years later. The Gilroy Christian Church building has the distinction of being the oldest church in continuous use in Santa Clara County and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is also thought to be the oldest framed church in northern California. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/cf899ca1-074d-4564-a7b1-36613f317bb7/Downtown+Plaques+Map.jpg Downtown Historic Plaques - CLICK HERE to open the map in a separate tab. This tour is a loop, and can be started from any point on the map. Scan the code on any building to jump to that building’s description, or scroll down the list below to find any address marked on the map. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/46b65d06-84dd-4ff5-8475-a76671013d3e/111+Fifth+St.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 111 Fifth Street: (1912/1913) JESSEN-MENKE HOUSE This large Craftsman bungalow was designed by architect William Weeks and built in 1912-1913. Judge Howard Willey, who lived across the street at 140 Fifth Street, had it built as an investment property. The first tenant was Dr. John Clark, a respected physician. Next were Thara Jessen and Anne Menke who owned a dress shop on Monterey Street, followed by Teresa Filice who operated a beauty shop on the porch. Today it has been divided into apartments. Hallmarks of the Craftsman style include the exposed rafters and the elephantine base columns supporting the porch. Horizontal sheathing of boards of varied widths accentuate the Craftsman design. A sculptured recessed frame surrounds the front window and is repeated around the front recessed entry. The double dormer on the second floor exhibits a float roof. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/667bde96-64d0-40ff-a839-b100c7f8155b/7397-7.jpeg Downtown Historic Plaques - 7397 Monterey Street: Milias Hotel (1922) This Spanish Colonial Revival building, located at the intersection of Sixth and Monterey Streets just south of Gilroy’s busy downtown shopping and entertainment district, is easily the most massive structure in the area. The Milias Hotel was originally designed by William Weeks and built by James Patterson in 1922 for $200,000. It was built to be a hotel, with a basement, three floors, 60 rooms, and a garden roof that was used for dining and dancing. Off the roomy entryway was a grand double dining room, and on the fourth floor, a bright, airy space referred to as “The Sun Room” was also used for dining and dancing. The Milias Hotel was the first three-story building in Gilroy, and the elevator installed in this hotel—the first in the city—was quite the novelty in the community at the time, especially to local kids. The original owner George Milias, Sr. came to San Jose from his native Yugoslavia in 1881 where he owned and operated a successful restaurant for ten years before relocating to Gilroy. He operated another café and hotel on the site called the William Tell House. He also ran the Milias Chop House in 1895. It was after the addition of the Monterey Highway (then a brand-new Highway 101) right through Gilroy that Milias seized the opportunity to tear down the Chop House and convert his business to the The Milias Hotel and The Milias Restaurant and Steakhouse. Through the 1920s, 30s, and 40s, the Milias Hotel’s central location between Los Angeles and San Francisco attracted the Hollywood elite, including Clark Gable, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Abbot and Costello, Carole Lombard, Will Rogers, Tennessee Ernie Ford, and John Wayne, who visited while raising cattle at a nearby ranch. Other notable visitors included former U.S. Presidents John F. Kennedy and Dwight D. Eisenhower. It was a popular destination during Gilroy’s “Cowboy Era,” when the Gilroy Rodeo (known as the Gymkhana), which ran from 1930 to 1956, was the place to be. Milias himself owned his own cattle ranch on Pacheco Pass. George’s wife encouraged the cowboy motif with the addition of a unique 57-foot horseshoe shaped bar and a large painted mural above the bar depicting Gilroy’s cowboy and western era. Milias and his wife inhabited a second-floor apartment for many years and their son George Milias, Jr., ran the hotel after them. The family was socially prominent and active in civic affairs. George Milias, Jr., served as Mayor of Gilroy from 1940 to 1954 and again from 1956 to 1958. His son, George Milias III was a California State Assemblyman for several years, later becoming Deputy Director of the Fish and Game Commission in Washington, DC. When the current Highway 101 bypassed Gilroy and Monterey Highway was no longer the main thoroughfare from Los Angeles to San Francisco, the restaurant changed hands, and the hotel rooms were converted into apartments. However, the Milias Restaurant name was retained and continued to be a go-to place for Gilroyans, hosting various special events and live music performances throughout the years. It was a favorite among downtown diners for its menu of classic and comfort fare in a Western-themed setting. From 1964 to 2011 the restaurant was known as the Harvest Time restaurant until its new owners reverted to the original Milias name as part of their efforts to recapture its historic past. In recent years, the building and restaurant have become well-known to paranormal investigators and fans due to reports by its owners, guests and employees of ghostly figures (mostly friendly and helpful according to the witnesses), strange sounds and other eerie, unexplainable phenomena. Unfortunately, the declining number of customers caused by the closure of the popular Gilroy Garlic Festival and the Covid-19 pandemic forced the owners of the Milias to close the restaurant in August 2023. 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The food pick up line at St. Joseph’s Family Center in Gilroy stretches around the block from Church St. (picture 1) and down First St. (picture 2, at the bend of Church & First St.), often around the block and up Monterey Rd. These pictures show the logistical changes required during the pandemic, and the economic impact on the community. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1610679289178-Z2TZVIX8E98QBUBJ4910/St+Josephs+Food+Line+2.JPG Pandemic History Project January, 2021. The food pick up line at St. Joseph’s Family Center in Gilroy stretches around the block from Church St. (picture 1) and down First St. (picture 2, at the bend of Church & First St.), often around the block and up Monterey Rd. These pictures show the logistical changes required during the pandemic, and the economic impact on the community. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1612449948840-38ET3ILM1X1U8NJYRJV4/Vaccination+Line+Valley+Healty+Ctr.jpg Pandemic History Project January, 2021. Residents lining up to receive vaccine shots at Valley Health Center. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1613331949606-KIGZAPVPIPR1Y9B3T4U2/BungalowTour.jpeg Pandemic History Project February 2021. Walking Tours — Bungalows. On the first Saturday of each month Connie Rogers leads a guided walking tour that showcases Gilroy’s period architecture and history. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/582ba30d6b8f5bc9c58074f0/1613332334259-SC96KNAFWT23Q45VGO0S/NewLitter.jpg Pandemic History Project February 2021. 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