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The Old Quad
Santa Clara, California

    

Mission Santa Clara





Charles Copeland Morse Home





Harris Lass Museum





George Sullivan Home




Lewis Gardner Home




H.L. Warburton Home


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Jamison-Brown House

Santa Clara Historic Home Tour

The 2009 Historic Home Tour is scheduled for Friday, December 4, from 6 to 10 pm and Saturday, December 5, from noon to 5 pm.
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Santa Clara Farmers' Market

Saturdays, 9 AM till 1 PM Franklin Mall, on Jackson Street between Homestead & Benton.
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Fremont Park

July, 2005

Fremont Park's childrens play area is now open. This long awaited opening follows a prolonged period of construction that started fall of 2004. Many residents have expressed concerns that the play area was closed for so long. Overall the new play area is being well received.

Simultaneous with the opening of the children's park, a large part of the park appears to have been subsumed into a Senior Citizens Center building expandsion project. The scope, duration, and final impact to the public park area is not known. Residents should contact the City of Santa Clara with any questions or concerns about the ongoing park construction, and the extent to which additional portions of the the park may be repurposed for non-general public use.

FreeCycle Network

Freecycle Network now has a group for Santa Clara.

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Old Quad Residents' Association

If you live in the general area and are interested in a social group of folks who care about the City they live in, please feel free to join us. We want to meet our neighbors and work together on those things that affect our neighborhood and make it the unique area that it is.

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Community Services

Do you need help with maintaining your home? Are you a first time home buyer?

The Housing & Community Services Division offers the Neighborhood Conservatio n and Improvement Program (NCIP), a multi-purpose program offering technical and financial assistance to qualified residents. The NCIP is designed to address building and housing code deficiencies and the abatement of hazardous conditions for homeowners. All kinds of house repairs may be addressed through the NCIP: re-roofing, plumbing, heating/cooling, electrical, termite damage, foundation, handicapped accessibility and weatherization are examples.

Housing & Community Services Division for more information

Resources

Heritage Home Collection located at the Mission Library branch has approximately 90 books on preservation related subject
Library Catalog for the Heritage Home Collection entries:

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