Save Our Heritage Organisation
Magazine
Spring 2007 - Volume 38, Issue 2
Rancho Guejito
A California believed long gone, this mountaintop ranch is straight out of the history books. Rancho Guejito is the best, last, most important, most beautiful and most nearly intact Mexican land grant left, the least-spoiled segment of coastal California from the Mexican border to Santa Barbara. An undisturbed Southern California historical landscape second to none, its 22,000-plus acres hold an early California adobe and the ruins of others and numerous Native American archeological remains. Recently, despite long-standing assurances that the ranch is safe, the owners have begun steps to develop it. Though it is not gone yet, this is truly its last stand.
- 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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