By Sandee Wilhoit From its very beginning, San Diego has been a city with an independent and ethnically diverse population....
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit When strolling in the Gaslamp, many are awestruck by the architecture and beauty of some of the...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit In this age of streaming, ebooks, audiobooks and social media, fewer and fewer people are availing themselves...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit One of the very few lots in the Gaslamp not originally owned by Alonzo Horton is the...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit In the late 1880s, the glittering St. James Hotel was the city’s first skyscraper; it was an...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit The Steele Building or Block is significant not only because of its early development, but because of...
Read moreBy Sandee Wilhoit It has been said that you don’t know what you have until you’ve lost it. This may...
Read moreThe Steele Building (1908) Southwest Corner of 6th and Market St. Architect: Edmond Blachmann Architectural Style: Victorian Commercial By Sandee...
Read moreBy SANDEE WILHOIT Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation This property, like all others, was originally owned by Alonzo Horton. In 1868,...
Read moreSANDEE WILHOIT | Gaslamp Historical Association Windsor Hotel (1887) 843 Fourth Avenue Architectural Style - Italianate Revival Architect – Unknown ...
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