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'''Norman Lezin''' (no local burial found) continued the A. K. Salz Tannery business established in 1929 by his father-in-law [[Salz, Ansley K.|Ansley K. Salz]], until it closed in 2001. The tannery site was redeveloped by the city in 2005 as the [[Tannery Arts Center]]. | '''Norman Lezin''' (no local burial found) continued the A. K. Salz Tannery business established in 1929 by his father-in-law [[Salz, Ansley K.|Ansley K. Salz]], until it closed in 2001. The tannery site was redeveloped by the city in 2005 as the [[Tannery Arts Center]]. | ||
* ''[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]]'', Chapter Six, item (3), page 183-184. | * ''[[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]]'', Chapter Six, item (3), page 183-184. | ||
* [[Gibson, Ross Eric|Ross Eric Gibson]], [https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2025/08/31/salz-tannerys-artisanal-golden-age-ross-eric-gibson-local-history/ "Salz Tannery’s artisanal golden age"], ''Santa Cruz Sentinel'', September 1, 2025, A3:1. Part 2 of a history of the tanneries at the site which is now the Tannery Arts Center. | |||
* [[Gibson, Ross Eric|Ross Eric Gibson]], [https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2025/09/07/fate-of-santa-cruzs-last-tannery-ross-eric-gibson-local-history/ "The Fate of Santa Cruz’s last tannery"], ''Santa Cruz Sentinel'', September 7, 2025, A3:1. Part 3 of a history of the tanneries at the site which is now the Tannery Arts Center. Norman Lezin is profiled. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:28, 25 September 2025
Norman Lezin (no local burial found) continued the A. K. Salz Tannery business established in 1929 by his father-in-law Ansley K. Salz, until it closed in 2001. The tannery site was redeveloped by the city in 2005 as the Tannery Arts Center.
- The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023), Chapter Six, item (3), page 183-184.
- Ross Eric Gibson, "Salz Tannery’s artisanal golden age", Santa Cruz Sentinel, September 1, 2025, A3:1. Part 2 of a history of the tanneries at the site which is now the Tannery Arts Center.
- Ross Eric Gibson, "The Fate of Santa Cruz’s last tannery", Santa Cruz Sentinel, September 7, 2025, A3:1. Part 3 of a history of the tanneries at the site which is now the Tannery Arts Center. Norman Lezin is profiled.