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From the National Park Service in the Northeast

Marie Rust
Regional Director

  

 

Pacific Great Basin Regional Winners
American Samoa, California, Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Marshall Islands, Nevada, Northern Marianas Islands, Oregon, Republic of Palau, Washington

The Pacific West Region of the National Park Service received 9 entries from our National Historic Landmark Stewards in 2 of the 6 states and 6 territories in the region.

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1st Place Winner

Black and white image of the first floor porch of a two story adobe ranch house in California

Los Cerrtos Ranch House

4600 Virginia Road, Long Beach
Los Angeles County, California
Photographed by Eliza Bone

Erected in 1844, this two-story adobe ranch house is an excellent example of Monterey Colonial architecture. The house is similar to a traditional Mexican hacienda with a u-shaped plan surrounding a large patio. The house was restored in 1930 and purchased by the City of Long Brach in 1955 and is open to the public as a house museum.

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2nd Place Winner

PHOTO TO BE POSTED

Arizona (USS)

Off Ford Island, Pearl Harbor
Oahu, Honolulu, Hawaii
Photographed by Crystal Stinson

USS Arizona was moored in Pearl Harbor when it was sunk by a Japanese bomb on the morning of December 7, 1941. In 1961, a shrine was erected over the submerged remains of the ship in memory of all those who died.

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3rd Place Winner

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Modjeska House

Modjeska Canyon Road
Modjeska, California
Photographed by Yvonne Beohm

The home to one of the first "stars," Madame Helena Modjeska lived here from 1888 until 1906. This wooden cottage was originally a pioneer cabin that today is a centerpiece of a county park.

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Last Updated:
September 29, 2003