Meeting/Event Information

The Bernardo Fernandez House was built in 1894, before electricity or natural gas or the common use of automobiles, and is listed on National and local historical registers. It was build with 8' tall unreinforced brick foundation walls around most of it with large additions built on posts and small piers (or none in some places). 

We'll get to look at original electrical additions including cartridge fuses on asbestos backing and lots of other fanciful crazy stuff and more than a few easter eggs. Both beautiful and terrifying and all located in or very near a liquefaction zone/earthquake-induced landslide zone. 

Price: $75, lunch included

CE: 4 CEs

Join your fellow inspectors to look at the unique features, and how we might write a report on them, if we had to.