"Winchester Mystery House historian Janan Boehmewill discuss parallels between Sarah Winchester's famed San Jose estate and her sister Isabel Merriman's Los Altos home at the Los Altos History Museum on Sept. 17, 5:30-7 p.m. Boehme began leading tours of the Mystery House in the late 1970s. In 2017, she created a new tour highlighting never-before-seen areas, including the north wing where a seven-story tower once stood before being demolished after the 1906 earthquake along with the fifth through seventh floors."
"When I toured the Winchester-Merriman house in Los Altos, I was very excited to see a number of features identical to those in Sarah's home, both inside and out, Boehme said in a release. Admission to the program is $15 general and free for museum members. Registration is required to losaltoshistory.org/SarahIsDreamHouses. Credit is due Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), a Sunnyvale-based clean electricity provider, is issuing at total of $33 million to its customers through a one-time automatic bill credit."
Janan Boehme will present parallels between Sarah Winchester's San Jose estate and Isabel Merriman's Los Altos home at the Los Altos History Museum on Sept. 17, 5:30–7 p.m. Boehme began leading Winchester Mystery House tours in the late 1970s and created a 2017 tour highlighting never-before-seen areas, including the north wing where a seven-story tower and the fifth through seventh floors were demolished after the 1906 earthquake. Boehme noted identical features in the Winchester-Merriman house. Admission is $15 general and free for museum members; registration is required. Silicon Valley Clean Energy will issue $33 million in one-time bill credits, with residential customers receiving about $50 and nonresidential credits based on historic usage; credits will automatically apply to PG&E bills for August electricity.
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