History
Local luminaries in Mount Hope Cemetery
In the Sherman Heights Historic District, the local nonprofit organization Friends of the Villa Montezuma (FOVM) has set up a...
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Eight decades of American automotive history
Vehicles from 1906 to 1989 were on display
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Highway 80 route into North Park set by 1912 race
A special car race from San Diego to Phoenix in October 1912 established El Cajon Boulevard as the terminus of...
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Feed, candy, music and pizza
Commercial activity at the corner began in the late 1920s, more than 90 years ago.
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The fall of the historic Elks Lodge
One of the defining events in the history of Bankers Hill was the demolition of the Elks Lodge in 2001.
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North Park Historical Society receives county honor
This year, the North Park Historical Society (NPHS) marks its 10th anniversary as an independent nonprofit organization.
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A look at Our Lady of Peace
OLP beat San Diego High School — which opened as the Russ School on August 15, 1882 — for the...
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Flashy landmarks
The infamous majorette was 42 feet tall, strutted in 6-foot-tall boots and twirled a 16-foot-long baton.
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Wilshire Terrace
In 1926, Walter Sidney Broderick had a vision for the vacant slopes rising west of Florida Street between Cypress and...
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Storybook stories
Although Craftsman and Spanish Revival bungalows dominate San Diego’s streetcar suburbs, the steep roofs, turrets, and half-timbering of Tudor Revival...
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