Save Our Heritage Organisation
Magazine
Spring 2007 - Volume 38, Issue 2
Border Field State Park
The proposed border fence corridor between the United States and Mexico would have a disastrous impact on the California State Park adjacent to San Diego County public lands. It would include the destruction of sensitive prehistoric sites and historic treasures, such as the original 1850s Border Monument, fragile remnants of an adobe ranch house, fire control stations from World War II and significant historic trails believed to be those of the 1769 Portola expedition and the Spanish padres. SOHO has filed suit in Federal Court to block the destruction of this important cultural historic landscape, threatened by the notorious triple border fence with its 150-foot wide freeway, which will be visible from all parts of the San Diego Bay area and forever scar the land. Pending Congressional action, the only hope for relief is through the courts.
- Rancho Guejito
- Salk Institute
- Serra Cross
- Casa de Carrillo
- Whalen Ranch
- Tijuana Bullring
- Villa Montezuma
- San Pasqual Valley Old Adobe School House & the Clevenger House/Homestead
- Ranch House at Warner's
- Border Field State Park
- Qualcomm Stadium
- Red Rest & Red Roost
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