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Wanted Dead or Alive!
SOHO is posting a reward of $250.00 for anyone who can prove beyond a shadow of a doubt who the architect was on the Tecate Depot and the year of construction. This offer extends to both sides of the border and the deadline is January 1, 2003.
Two architects are currently suspects; Eugene Hoffman who has a vast body of work involving John D. Spreckels, the Hotel Del Coronado, etc.; and John Lloyd Wright, son of Frank Lloyd Wright who also commanded a great body of work predominately residential. Historians on both sides of the border are stymied on this one.
Because of the shared border heritage work SOHO has been involved in for the last decade we will stop at nothing to find all salient historical facts. We feel it is part of the mission of SOHO to gather as much factual data as possible when advocating for historical resources.
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By Bruce Coons- Red Roost and Red Rest Update
By Barry Hager- A Del Mar Landmark Faces Demolition
By Vonn Marie May- National Trust for Historic Preservation Lists Quechan Indian Pass Area
By Courtney Ann Coyle- Preservation News Along the Border
By María Castillo-Curry- SOHO Receives Honors at CPF Conference
By Vonn Marie May- The 2002 Eleven Most Endangered
- Summer Workshop Series
- Say No To Vinyl Windows
- Wanted: Tecate Depot Architect
- 2002 People in Preservation Awards
- A Historian's Legacy of Research and Restoration: Don Covington
By Thomas Shess- Volunteer Profile, Michelle Hamilton
- Friends of Mrs. Whaley's Garden
- If These Walls Could Talk, the Stories They Would Tell...
By Michelle Hamilton- The SOHO Old House Fair 2002
- Welcome, Webmaster Mike Kelly
- Mills Act Information
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