Save Our Heritage Organisation
Reflections Quarterly Newsletter
Lost San Diego
Built in 1889, the Pierce-Morse block was designed by architects Comstock & Trotsche, who were known for building the finest buildings of their time, the Villa Montezuma among them. Their office was housed in this building and E.W. Morse also occupied a suite of rooms there. To quote the Golden Era, September 1889 issue "It is 5 stories and great basement and lofty tower, is of metropolitan architecture and appearance." Sadly, it was torn down in the 1950s.
Coons collection
Photo courtesy of Bruce Coons
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- 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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