Save Our Heritage Organisation
Reflections Quarterly Newsletter
Houses Available, Must be Moved
Although difficult to tell by these photos and their current condition, once restored both of these homes will be beautiful, and the Harwood-Tichenor is the best example of a middle class Victorian home downtown. Contact: Robin Munro, Attorney at law for Allen Matkins, (619) 235-1531.
1880s Queen Anne
Harwood-Tichenor house
Turn-of-the-century Colonial Revival
More from this issue
- The Ranch House at Warner's
- Progress Report on Red Roost/Red Rest
- President's Message
By Beth Montes- Balboa Theatre
- SOHO Files Suit in Del Mar to Stop Demolition
- Message from the Executive Director
By Bruce Coons- 2004 Historical Landmarks
- Mission Hills Heritage
By Allen Hazard- SOHO's end-of-year appeal
- In Memoriam: Pauline Stephan
- Adobe Chapel of the Immaculate Conception
By Bruce Coons- Our Wish List for the Adobe Chapel
- Thank You's
- Adobe Chapel Welcomes the Old Town Community
- An Exciting Opportunity for Volunteers
By Teresa Fistere- Bringing History Alive at the Whaley House
By William Doyle, Docent- Who is the Chinese Gardener at the Whaley House?
By Lawrence Ko, Volunteer- Found San Diego
- Cheap San Diego Housing
By Sharon Gehl- Resource Directory 33-page pdf
- Four Treatment Approaches
- "Yeah, yeah, yeah - Modernism Rocks!"
By Allen Hazard- Some Like It Preserved, the Eighth Annual SOHO Craftsman & Spanish Revival Weekend
By Allen Hazard- People In Preservation
- Getting to Know Your SOHO Staff
- Houses Available, Must be Moved
- Notice: Date Moved for SOHO Board Directors Meetings
- Notice to all Members with e-mail
- Lost San Diego
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