A sight for sore eyes!
As Isadore Louis quickly went from cobbler to capitalist, in partnership with the Bank of Commerce, Louis built the Louis ...
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168 years and still standing!
Through rain and sleet and storms, and even through floods — yes, two of them — the Davis-Horton House, the ...
Very fancy and not odd at all
What’s an odd fellow? I guess we have all known a few, but the Odd Fellows of the 1800s were ...
All the world’s a stage … and more
In 1867, Alonzo Horton sold to A.S. Seely — a mail carrier from Los Angeles — a one-half interest of ...
From bank to zoo
By Sandee Wilhoit | Gaslamp Landmarks The Granger Building Once again, it is summertime in America’s Finest City, and many San ...
Dead center in the old red-light district
Sandee Wilhoit is the historian for the Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation. She can be reached at swilhoit@gaslampfoundation.org.
Nesmith-Greely Building’s long San Diego History
The Nesmith-Greely Building now houses apartments and the street level storefront is for lease.
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This four-story Baroque Revival structure possesses so many elaborate architectural features that it has been dubbed "The Queen of the Gaslamp."
Gaslamp Landmarks | A sight for sore eyes!
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The bank specialized in business loans, so this proved to be a perfect fit.
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