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Mendocino County history: Early on at the Palace Hotel - Vimarsana News

Mendocino County history: Early on at the Palace Hotel

In 1977, Gary Ingle returned to Ukiah from the Bay Area to take care of an elderly aunt on the ranch where he was born. With some time on his hands, he walked into the Palace Hotel and was hired by Pat Kuleto, early on, to work on the renovation as the finish foreman.

Mendocino County history: Sweet Memories – coming of age at the Palace Hotel - Vimarsana News

Mendocino County history: Sweet Memories – coming of age at the Palace Hotel

The following is a script by Laura Hamburg — interspersed with some contemporaneous musings — that she wrote to accompany her three-minute Palace Hotel documentary video produced in 2006 as part of the PlaceMeant Project: Why Where Matters, a series of Mendocino County digital stories about this place called home.

Mendocino County history: Sweet Memories – coming of age at the Palace Hotel - Vimarsana News

Mendocino County history: Sweet Memories – coming of age at the Palace Hotel

The following is a script by Laura Hamburg — interspersed with some contemporaneous musings — that she wrote to accompany her three-minute Palace Hotel documentary video produced in 2006 as part of the PlaceMeant Project: Why Where Matters, a series of Mendocino County digital stories about this place called home.

Mendocino County history: A last hurrah for Ukiah's Palace Hotel – The Willits News - Vimarsana News

Mendocino County history: A last hurrah for Ukiah's Palace Hotel – The Willits News

The restaurant’s grand re-opening took place on Oct. 19, 1985, attended by a “crowd that was bejeweled, beribboned and bedecked. The food and wine presentations were all that could be asked for.”