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Camp Pendleton
Las Flores Adobe - 1868. Recently restored exterior, soon to be open to the public. Photo 2005. Fire approaches the National Historic Landmark, 10/25/07, 2pm. The Horno fire had already burned past the Las Flores Adobe and was being fought in the hills further east when SOHO staff arrived on the scene. A new fire sparked from old embers started while we were there and began to threaten the house and Las Flores Mission site. SOHO called in the fire to Base Fire Command and they were swift and successful in putting it out. More about the wildfires
· Pamo Valley · Jamul & Tecate (US side) · Ramona & Ballena · San Pasqual
· Camp Pendleton · Spared
More from this issue
- From the Editor
By Alana Coons- Reconstructing Balboa Park's "Dream City"
By Mike Kelly- Names & Milestones in the History of Prado Buildings
Compiled by Mike Kelly- 10 Vanished Balboa Park Landmarks
By David Marshall- Historic Losses: Fires Devastate San Diego County's Historic sites
By Bruce Coons- California Tile: Our Claim to Tile Fame
By Alana Coons- The Use of Tile in the Home
By Alana Coons- Tile Resources
Compiled by Alana Coons- President's Message
By Michael J. Kravcar- Reflections
- In Memoriam - Beth Montes
- The Beth Montes Memorial Internship and Outreach Fund
- Strength in Numbers - Membership
- Annual Report of Financial Standing
- Book Reviews
By Erik Hanson- Letters to the Editor
- Lost San Diego
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