San Dimas : Landmark House to Be Moved
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The Martin House, declared a landmark by the San Dimas Historical Society, will be moved from 445 S. Cataract Ave. to a lot across from City Hall, where it will house the offices of the Historical Society, the Chamber of Commerce and the Western Festival of Arts. The 85-year-old house and $10,000 to help with the estimated $100,000 moving cost have been donated to the city by the owners of the house, Aeropres Corp., a chemical distributor.
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