Save Our Heritage Organisation
Reflections Quarterly Newsletter

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2005 Volume 36, Issue 4

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Lost San Diego

	Historic Photos c. 1920, courtesy Coons Collection
	Current photos by Bruce Coons

The romantic Mission Olive Works building was replaced in the late 1950s by this, an attempt of the State Highway Department (now Caltrans) to compliment and contrast with the historic "Old San Diego Architecture" in Old Town.

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More from this issue

• Agreement Reached with Simplon Corp; Three Historic Buildings Incorporated in Cosmopolitan Square
  By Bruce Coons
• President's Message: The Brown Act Makes Preservationists See Red
  By Beth Montes
• Coronadans Create Conservancy to Save Cottages
• Message from the Executive Director: Historic Designation of Coronado Railroad Upheld by City Council
  By Bruce Coons
• Historic Districts: The Gift of Preservation
  By Allen Hazard & Janet O'Dea
• Rallying Support for Resources from the Recent Past
  By Jeanne Lambin & Adrian Scott Fine
• Hipsters Agree: The Third Annual Modernism Weekend Was the Most!
  By Dean Glass
• English Heritage
  By Sharon Gehl
• Conservator's Corner
  By Sharon Gehl
• North Park Theatre
  By Welton Jones
• Join Friends & Fellow Preservationists for the 2005 Holiday Party!
• It Makes Sense To do Your Holiday Shopping at SOHO
• La Pastorela at the Adobe Chapel
  By Welton Jones
• Historic Old Town Courtyard: Ideal Setting for Keister Book Signing
  By Julie Kolb
• 35th Annual Meeting and Election
  By Beth Montes
• SOHO Welcomes New Directors to the Board
• Thank You's
• The Ghosts at the Whaley House get all the Publicity
  By Dean Glass
• Haunted Houses: Preservation Help or Horror?
  By Byrd Wood
• Casey O'Hanlon-Howie: Ready With a Smile
  By Dean Glass
• New Orleans Creole Café: Celebrating One Year Anniversary
  By Dean Glass
• Lost San Diego

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