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McNear: Saving Mendocino’s headlands from development took a citizens campaign
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McNear: Saving Mendocino’s headlands from development took a citizens campaign
The Mendocino Headlands stretch along the south side of Mendocino’s Main Street and the western border of town. For over a century, over 20 buildings and a lumberyard took up much of the space along Main Street, west of the Ford House. The last of these buildings were demolished by 1960. Auggie Heeser owned much […]
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