Asilomar Conference Grounds buildings

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The Asilomar Conference Grounds buildings are a collection of early 20th-century coastal retreat structures in Pacific Grove, California, renowned for their Arts and Crafts architectural style and integration with the natural landscape.

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instanceOf collection of buildings
historic district
architecturalStyle American Craftsman
Arts and Crafts
associatedWith YWCA
linked to: YWCA movement
builtFor YWCA leadership and training conferences
category Arts and Crafts architecture in California
Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in California
National Historic Landmarks in California
constructionStart 1913
country United States
designedFor Young Women’s Christian Association
linked to: YWCA USA
feature broad overhanging eaves
exposed structural elements
grouped window assemblies
large porches and terraces
governingBody California Department of Parks and Recreation
hasArchitect John Carl Warnecke
Julia Morgan
hasBuilding Grace Dodge Chapel
Mary Ann Crocker Dining Hall
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Social Hall
various guest lodges and cabins
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark District
National Register of Historic Places district
heritageDesignationDate 1987
landscapeIntegration informal circulation paths
native dune vegetation
locatedIn Asilomar Conference Grounds
California
Monterey County, California
Pacific Grove, California
United States
material stone
wood
near Asilomar State Beach
notableFor integration with natural landscape
rustic coastal setting
wood-and-stone construction
partOf Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds
California State Parks system
roofType low-pitched gabled roofs
setting Monterey Peninsula coastline
linked to: Monterey Peninsula
significantPeriod early 20th century
use coastal retreat
conference center

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Julia Morgan designed Asilomar Conference Grounds buildings