Save Our Heritage Organisation
Reflections Quarterly Newsletter
Summer 2006 - Volume 37, Issue 2
Would you like your home to be considered
for a SOHO Home Tour?In May, 2007, SOHO will be presenting a new event for architecture and history lovers. The four-day event will encompass all styles from early California Adobe, Victorian, Colonial Revival, Tudor, Craftsman, Spanish Revival, Ranch House to Mid-Century Modern. Finally, an architectural event for everyone! We are looking for homes of all types, sizes and time periods, and in all stages, from completely original to in process, as we will be having many smaller architectural tours in addition to the big Sunday tour. Please send in this form or email us and a very nice SOHO staff person will contact you to answer all your questions and concerns about your involvement. SOHO works to save San Diego's heritage everyday and your participation helps us to carry on this important and essential work.
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More from this issue
- A Call to Action
By Bruce Coons- President's Message Hope Springs Eternal
By Beth Montes- A Cultural Landscape The Caltrans Site of Old Town
By Victor Walsh- Economics, Sustainability & Historic Preservation
By Donovan Rypkema- The Turquoise House
By Wayne Harmon- A Most Appalling Display
By Sandé Lollis- 100 Lost Buildings in San Diego
- 2006 Most Endangered List
- 2006 People In Preservation Winners
- PIP An Evening of Celebration
- Chorus Breviarii at the Adobe Chapel
By Dean Glass- Ramona's Real Marriage Place Can Now be Your Marriage Place Too
- Whaley House Featured in Museum Showcase
By William Doyle- Our New Intern
- Volunteer & Staff Appreciation
- Youth Volunteer Docent Program at SOHO
By Dean Glass- Letters to SOHO
- From One Famous Mansion to Another
- Remembering the Overbaugh Mansion
By Rurik Kallis- In Memoriam: Pat Schaelchlin
- Correction
- Do we have your current email address?
- Would you like your home to be considered for a SOHO Home Tour?
- Lost San Diego
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