
Let me set Rich’s mind at ease. The fact of the matter is
that the “physical legacy” of the Pena family survives 337 D in at least four
ways.
First, several members of
that family are buried in the Davis cemetery. As I understand it, burial of the
kind seen there is what physical legacy is very much about.

Third, a major street--a
drive no less--is named Pena in honor of the family.

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Old North Davis, pp. 107-8 |
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E-500s People, p. 11 |
In the 1999 Davis history book Old North Davis, the house at 516 E is termed “the Pena Home.” It
was built for and lived in by the well-known Galvino Pena (pp. 107-8).
This
label is repeated and the report elaborated in the 2011 booklet E-500s People (p. 11).
So, do not fear, Rich. The Pena physical legacy is not
confined to the structure at 337 D.