Save Our Heritage Organisation
Magazine
Winter 2007 - Volume 38, Issue 1
Lost San Diego
"In the still uncertain light of dawn, this edifice, of a very beautiful model, supported upon its numerous pillars, had the aspect of a palace. Instinctively I stopped my horse to gaze alone, for a few minutes, on the beauty of this sight." Written by Duhaut-Cilly in 1827.
This is the spot where Duhaut-Cilly made his observation of Mission San Luis Rey, this once inspiring cultural landscape has been hideously compromised and is unrecognizable today.
More from this issue
- From the Editor
A new look with an old name
By Alana Coons- Most Endangered
By Bruce Coons- A Brief History of Rancho Guejito
By Bruce Coons- Another Part of the Story
By Bruce Coons- The Threat
By Bruce Coons- What you can do to help
- The Beauty of our State Parks in Peril
By Bruce Coons- The Cultural Landscape Connection to Historic Preservation
By Alana Coons- What is a Cultural Landscape?
By Alana Coons- The Historic Home Landscape and Gardens
By Alana Coons- A Short Landscape Glossary
- Importance of the Garden in Home Planning
By Richard Requa- When was Modern New?
By Todd Pitman- Every Bungalow Represents our History
By Allen Hazard- History Repeating
Restoring the Whaley House
By Dean Glass- The Sherman-Glbert House
By Alana Coons- 150th Anniversary of the Jackass Mail
By Bruce Coons- Lost San Diego
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