By Kendra Sitton In September, San Diego Public Library unveiled a series of programs honoring former head librarian Clara E....
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit Although the Dunham Building, a very utilitarian edifice, has a somewhat uninspir-ing facade, it is associated with...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit In the late 1880s, the glittering St. James Hotel was the city’s first skyscraper; it was an...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit The Steele Building or Block is significant not only because of its early development, but because of...
Read moreBy Katherine Hon At the eastern edge of the Park Villas tract mapped by Joseph Nash in 1870, 33rd Street...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit It has been said that you don’t know what you have until you’ve lost it. This may...
Read moreBy Katherine Hon Bancroft Street between University Avenue and Upas Street was originally named Washington Avenue. Did Park Villas tract...
Read moreBy Katherine Hon Park Villas tract founder Joseph Nash could win the prize for traveling the farthest to settle in...
Read moreSANDEE WILHOIT Gaslamp Quarter Historical District The stately Victorian building still standing on the corner of 5th and E has...
Read moreSan Diego street names: Part 10 of the series By Katherine Hon Joseph Nash formed his two-part Park Villas tract...
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