This old advertisement is for the Pine Hollow Gardens subdivision in Clayton.
Carol sent us this flyer, along with the following information….
Attached is the original 1957 real estate flyer for the Pine Hollow Garden subdivision located at Mitchell Canyon and Pine Hollow Road in Clayton.
The homes were constructed by Green and Plambeck. I could be wrong, but I believe this may have been the first subdivision built in Clayton. The flyer was published in 1957 as the construction was started and passed out to visitors at the model home which was located on Mitchell Canyon Road (later moved to Panadero Way). As far as I know, this was the only advertising material distributed for the subdivision.
[The homes in this subdivision were built on the right side of Mitchell Canyon Rd from Pine Hollow to Del Trigo Lane, and on Panadero Way and Panadero Court. From Del Trigo, the subdivision extended from Mitchell Canyon to include the two houses on either side of the street at Panadero Way. The Eichler home facing Pine Hollow was not part of the Pine Hollow Gardens subdivision nor was the large two-story home at the corner of Pine Hollow and Mitchell Canyon.]
Thanks to Carol for this great piece of Claycord history.
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Thanks, Mr. Mayor!
Love the telephone numbers – ours was YEllowtone xxxx.
I had a teacher in grade school named Mrs. Wilke.
The Wilke’s were truely nice people. I worked with them for a while.
That is a practical house layout. I’m wondering if the room to the left of the front door was a laundry room.
This is awesome. I grew up on Panadero Way (across the street from Carol) and I love seeing these old flyers and such. So many great memories in Clayton, what an amazing place and time to grow up. Thanks for sharing Carol, keep them coming.
My parents first house is there on Colorado. They paid $11k for it and their payments were $99.00 per month!