Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Volunteer Harry Clyde installs a "This Place Matters" plaque at the Hindorff Adobe on the grounds of the Reche Schoolhouse.
Posing with the plaque they had installed at the Hindorff Adobe are, from left, Live Oak Questers President Kathleen Gerard, Treasurer Margaret Muller, Preservation and Restoration Chair Marilyn Clyde.
The Questers, Live Oak Chapter 1166 recognizes the 96-year-old Hindorff Adobe for its historic significance.
FALLBROOK – A plaque has been installed at the Hindorff Adobe in recognition of its historic significance by the local chapter of The Questers, Live Oak Chapter 1166. The Live Oak Chapter was instrumental in the relocation and restoration of this historic adobe from its original site on the old Hindorff property at the southeast corner of Gird and Reche roads.
The chapter members obtained a matching grant of preservation and restoration funds from the California State Quester organization. The 96-year-old adobe is now located on the grounds of the historic Fallbrook Reche Schoolhouse.
The Questers is an international organization which promotes education on antiquities and the preservation and restoration of historical sites and historical items.
The Live Oak Chapter meets on the first Wednesday of the month. If interested in attending a meeting, call (760) 728-6010. For more information on Questers, visit http://www.calqest.org.
Submitted by The Questers, Live Oak Chapter 1166.
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