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Attention Coronado Craftsman Era Homeowners!
We would like to showcase Coronado and its preservation minded residents for the 2004 March San Diego Arts & Crafts Weekend. This is an excellent educational tool for the old house owner or for those dreaming of buying an old house. Many visitors to this event are trying to learn and also be inspired by the ongoing or finished work of others.
We do not allow any photographs to be taken inside any of the homes. We provide knowledgeable and experienced docents who have been briefed on their respective house, and who keep in mind at all times its safe keeping and gentle care. We need to begin the selection process now as several national magazines need this much advance to begin their schedule for next year.
If you would like to be a showcase for the Arts & Crafts movement in San Diego, please contact Alana Coons at (619) 297-9327 or email alana.coons@sohosandiego.org
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- SOHO Files Suit to Stop Coronado Rail Line Destruction
- National Security Executive Order
- President's Message
By David Marshall- Message from the Executive Director
By Bruce Coons- Historic Districts: How They Work for Your Community
- Deadline Extended! Tecate Depot architect reward
- Mary F. Ward 1925-1999
By Beth Montes- How to Be a Preservationist
- Desert Drugs is History
By Bob Boze Bell- Highway 101 Association
By John Daley- Remembering Larry Booth 1920-2003
- People in Preservation Awards
By Kathleen Kelley-Markham- Attention Coronado Craftsman Era Homeowners
- San Diego Old House Fair!
- Museum Shop at The Whaley House Spring Catalog 2003
- Theatre at the Whaley House: 'Round Cape Horn Must Go!
- Whaley House Garden News
- Volunteer Profile: Athena Jaharis
- Arts & Crafts Weekend 2003 in Review
By Alana Coons
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