Millennium Brick Project

To obtain a Millennium Brick you can do one of the following

A) Print the order form by clicking on the button below and mail it in with a check to LGHS, P.O.Box 624, Lemon Grove, CA 91946.
B) If you are unable to print the form, please call 619-460-4353, let us know your mailing address and we will send you a form
C) Email donations@lghistorical.org. and will will email you the form.
D) Stop by the Parsonage Museum on Saturdays (we are open from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm) and pick up a form.

Payment must be received in full before a brick order can be processed, you can pay by check or click this link to access or handy online payment process. (Click here to be redirected to our Square-One website for online payments)

Millennium Brick form 2025

Millennium Brick Project and Angles’ Walk

The Millennium Brick Project began with the rehabilitation and development of the First Congregational Church of Lemon Grove in 1997 and its adaptive reuse as the Lemon Grove Parsonage Museum. One hundred years earlier the Rev. Isaac Atherton, the first pastor of the Congregational Church, gave $100 to start a construction fund for a new church.

To honor Rev. Atherton’s commitment to the young community and to fund the rehabilitation and upkeep of of this historic building, the Lemon Grove Historical Society created the Millennium Brick Project in 1997. The project allows people, businesses and organizations to purchase one or more Bricks for installation on Angels’ Walk in Treganza Heritage Park between our two historic sites.

Virtually every living pioneer family participates in the project. Their names are memorialized in brick for future generations.

The cost to participate is a bit more than Rev. Atherton’s first contribution of $100, but given over 100 years of inflation, its still a great deal. Today, an engraved eight-inch brick costs $150. An engraved eight-inch square brick costs $250. We’ll glad to assist you with wording.