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Sweat Equity Award
Malcolm Stallings' labor of love and hard personal work has returned this unique 1912 expression of San Diego Sessionist Modernism to its daring original form; a form hidden by Romantic Revival alterations since 1916, a scant three years after completion. Its structural design and Cubist grid are a monument to the high ideals of the Progressive movement. Mr. Stallings' hands-on restoration reaches a similar level of lofty dedication, with many long hours as his own laborer.
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- Another Save! San Diego Veterans War Memorial Building by Alex Bevil
- Spotlight On Our Own Robert Miles Parker
- San Diego Preservationists Reign
- How To Designate Your Historic Home by Kathy Flanigan
- Owners of Old Homes: Lower Your Property Taxes with the Mills Act
- Events and Education Committee Seeks Dedicated Volunteers
- Whaley House Happenings
- The Convocation of Souls at the Historic Whaley House
- Meet Our Whaley House Docent Staff
- The Tecate Depot: Cultural Heritage of the Californias by María Castillo-Curry
- S.S. Catalina Update by Phil Dockery
- The Nineteenth Annual People in Preservation Award Winners
2001 Eleven Most Endangered
- Old Police Headquarters
- Mitchell Family Residence
- The Tecate Depot
- Coronado Belt Line
- Hotel San Diego
- Marron Adobe
- Red Roost & Red Rest
- Hotel del Coronado Annex
- SS Catalina
- Top Gun Cottage
- Aztec Brewery Art & Artifact Ensemble
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