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The Rhodes family once lived on Water Street in a house that still stands in front of the County jail. It may have been a member of this family for whom John Morrow designed and built the "Rhodes building" on Pacific Avenue in 1868. Indexer Stanley Stevens identified this family as one having a plot in Santa Cruz Memorial cemetery. If true, Charles T. Rhodes (1865-1927) was likely the one who hired Morrow.
- John L. Chase, The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023), Chapter Six, item (8), page 185. See also Chapter Five endnote 8, page 178.
- The article at right is from the Santa Cruz Sentinel, 16 May 1994, page A2.