Lost San Diego

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Over the course of our city and county's history, many historic buildings, both commercial and residential, and cultural landscapes have been lost. The following historic images are paired with current day photos of the same view. This is the San Diego that has been irretrievably lost. These lost San Diego treasures tell a clear story of why our advocacy is so essential and why SOHO strives to protect and preserve what is still in existence for all of San Diego's citizenry, visitors, and for the generations to come.

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Click on the images below to learn more about these sites.
(All historic photos courtesy Coons collection.)

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Ammex Motion Picture Company
1887

Bankers Hill Residences
c. 1910

California Southern (Santa Fe Depot)
1887

Levi Chase House
1873

Julia Dent Residence, Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library
1894

F Street Downtown San Diego
1890

Florence Hotel
c. 1884

Gay Mansion
c. 1890's

Alonzo Horton's Home
1914

Hotel San Diego
1914

Middletown Schoolhouse
c. 1880's

Mission Olive Works

Mission San Luis Rey
1798

Normal School
1897

Overbaugh House
1887

Pierce-Morse Block
1889

Point Loma Universal Brotherhood & Theosophical Society Homestead
1900

Sunset Cliffs Park
1915

See the list of 100 Lost Buildings in San Diego County

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