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Found San Diego
This French Mansard roofed house is one of only three or four that still exist in San Diego. The beautiful Victorian house was located on the northwest corner of 7th and A Streets on what we now call Cortez Hill.
Built in 1887 this house was shown in the foreground of many of the historic "Birdseye" view photos of downtown San Diego. It was moved in 1910 to 1930 30th Street in South Park, where it is now being restored by its owner.
Historic photo/Coons Collection; current Photo/Bruce Coons
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- Graves / Top Gun House
- President's Message
By Beth Montes- Scheming on Presidio Park
- Historic Otay City Threatened with Destruction
By Bruce Coons- Craftsman & Spanish Revival Weekend 2005 Roundup
By Allen Hazard- Borrego Springs Modern
By Bill Lawrence- Lloyd Ruocco, San Diego's Invisible Modernist
By Todd Pitman- People in Preservation Award Winners
- Book Review of Bungalow Details: Exterior
By Julie Kolb- Whaley House & SOHO Museum Shop Summer Hours
- Found San Diego
- Lost San Diego
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