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Program Initiatives - Laffey Archives
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Has undertaken a number of initiatives in support of its mission- to preserve the records of he built environment. Below are some examples of prior and ongoing projects:. As an advocate for local archives, we hosted the opening reception of the Santa Clara County Archives. The Archives funded the acquisition of a full set of National Trust and California Preservation Foundation literature for use by local preservation groups, and has built a repository of Trust magazines for reference use. Historic Archi...
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San Jose Salvage » Blog Archive » Clay roof tiles
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Recyling building components for re-use. June 26, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. We have in the yard a lot of unused 63 red clay tiles (these look like a Rustic Palermo Blend color) and 12 ridges that were intended for a relative’s pizza oven structure, but didn’t get used. They are 20.” The owner is willing to sell them for $100 for the lot. No delivery is available at this point. They are located in downtown San Jose. Categories: Bricks and tile. You can leave a response. Or " rel="trackback" trackback.
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San Jose Salvage » Blog Archive » Up on blocks
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Recyling building components for re-use. October 17, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. Another house up on blocks, this one in Santa Clara that is owned by the University of Santa Clara. It used to be located at 1065 Alviso Street just north of the campus, but was moved over to accommodate the construction of a new parking garage. You can leave a response. Or " rel="trackback" trackback. From your own site. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You must be logged in. To post a comment. Archives and Architecture, LLC.
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San Jose Salvage » Whole building
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Recyling building components for re-use. Category: ‘Whole building’. King’s Way going away. September 1, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. The King’s Way motel will soon be no more. Construction fences are up, and looks like a soon-to-be demo site. The King’s Way MOTEL sign is a classic. Hoping the City of Santa Clara is considering this a historic resource and encouraging a salvage to a new location. Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). There is m...
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San Jose Salvage » Fixed items
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Recyling building components for re-use. Category: ‘Fixed items’. Carlos Club sign in San Carlos at risk. November 6, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. As Heather David put it:. Why would the city of San Carlos willingly relinquish this important piece of its unique history? Just makes no sense. It’s in the city’s best interest to preserve this sign. A petition has been started on change.org:. Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). April 9, 2014.
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San Jose Salvage » Blog Archive » come and get it stuff
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Recyling building components for re-use. Come and get it stuff. October 23, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. I always like it when I receive an email asking me if I want something or else it is going to get thrown away. This garden stuff of course will be purposely reused. You can leave a response. Or " rel="trackback" trackback. From your own site. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You must be logged in. To post a comment. San Jose Salvage is a weblog of Archives and Architecture, LLC. Archives and Architecture, LLC.
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San Jose Salvage » Uncategorized
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Recyling building components for re-use. Come and get it stuff. October 23, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. I always like it when I receive an email asking me if I want something or else it is going to get thrown away. This garden stuff of course will be purposely reused. Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to...
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San Jose Salvage » Altair 8800
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Recyling building components for re-use. Posts Tagged: ‘Altair 8800’. My Altair 8800 at Antiques Roadshow. June 9, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. This Altair of mine is MITS serial no. 220044k which seems to fit the first batch story. All of the early Altairs I’ve seen online start with 22 at the beginning of the six digit number. The “K” after the 44 means it was a kit, rather than pre-assembled. Only a small number of these early machines have been identified online. Back to Antiques Roadshow – my col...
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San Jose Salvage » Blog Archive » My Altair 8800 at Antiques Roadshow
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Recyling building components for re-use. My Altair 8800 at Antiques Roadshow. June 9, 2014. Posted by Yard Guy. This Altair of mine is MITS serial no. 220044k which seems to fit the first batch story. All of the early Altairs I’ve seen online start with 22 at the beginning of the six digit number. The “K” after the 44 means it was a kit, rather than pre-assembled. Only a small number of these early machines have been identified online. Back to Antiques Roadshow – my collectibles appraiser was a bit...
