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WEB Register of Designated Historical Resources Historical Landmarks Designated by the San Diego Historical Resources Board NR - Nat. Register NHL - Nat.Historic Landmark CHL - CA Historical Landmark H.A.B.S. - Histoical American Building Survey District Mills HRB Contributor Name of Historic Site or Zip Comm. Plan Date Year Architect and/or Act Staff Report # ID Structure APN Street # Street Name Code Area Designated Designation Criteria Architectural Style Built Builder Historic Individ Misc. Notes Y/N Number 1 El Prado Area Designation 92101 Balboa Park 9/7/1967 amended 03/22/89 N Old Mission Dam & Flume 2 Padre Dam Father Serra Trail 92124 Navajo 2/1/1968 A Dam 1803 1874 dam repaired N Cosoy Way and 1846 rebuilt as a US 3 Fort Stockton Presidio Drive 92103 Old Town 2/15/1968 A Fort 1838 Army fortification N Site of the original Bounded by San Diego Presidio Taylor Street, and the base of Pine Street, operations for Harney Street, exploring routes into Arista Street, the interior of San Cosoy Way, Diego as well as the Jackson Street military headquarters and Presidio for southern 4 Presidio of San Diego Site Drive. 92103 Old Town 2/29/1968 A Park 1769 California. N Restored 1939 Converted into Washington Pioneer Memorial 5 Calvary Cemetery Site 1501 Place 92103 Uptown 2/29/1968 A Cemetery/Park 1876 Park 1970. N Pre-fabricated house shipped from New Engalnd around the Horn. Built by Heath Davis in an effort to spur growth in New San Diego. Located on the northwest corner of F and State Streets. New San Diego (Dunnell's Pre-Fabricated Early William Heath Davis, Willaim Heath Demolished Sept 6 Hotel) Site 348 West F Street 92101 Centre City 1/23/1969 A, B American 1850 builder Davis 1969. N 1 of 184 * PLEASE NOTE: The Historical Resources Board Modified its Designation Criteria effective January 1, 2000 Printed 7/7/2008 Historical Landmarks Designated by the San Diego Historical Resources Board NR - Nat. Register NHL - Nat.Historic Landmark CHL - CA Historical Landmark H.A.B.S. - Histoical American Building Survey District Mills HRB Contributor Name of Historic Site or Zip Comm. Plan Date Year Architect and/or Act Staff Report # ID Structure APN Street # Street Name Code Area Designated Designation Criteria Architectural Style Built Builder Historic Individ Misc. Notes Y/N Number AKA New Town Bounded by Park, copyist error India Street, F named site Pamaja Street, Columbia Park. Originally Street and G subdivided by 7 Plaza de Pantoja y Arriaga Street. 92101 Centre City 1/23/1969 A Park 1851 William Heath Davis. N Moved from 139 Fir Chalet Victorian with Comstock and Trotshe, John Sherman; the Street to Heritage 8 Sherman-Gilbert House 92103 Old Town 8/7/1969 B, C, D Gothic Influences 1887 architects Gilbert Family Park in 1971. N Pre-fabricated house shipped from New Engalnd around the Horn. Moved from 227 William Heath 11th Ave to 402 Pre-Fabricated Early William Heath Davis, Davis; Alonzo Island Avenue in 9 Davis-Horton House 535-082-07 402 Island Avenue 92101 Centre City 11/2/1969 A, B, C American 1850 builder Horton 1984. N One mile strip: both sides of Soledad River from 3 miles north of Del Mar Torry Pine Trees, one to 5 miles south of the largest Torry 10 Torrey Pines Area of Point Pinos. 11/21/1969 A Pine reserves. N Southeastern Comstock and Trotshe, 1986 fire damage, 11 Villa Montezuma 535-413-13 1925 K Street 92102 San Diego 2/6/1970 B, C, D Eclectic Victorian 1887 architects Jesse Sherpherd restored in 1987 N 2 of 184 * PLEASE NOTE: The Historical Resources Board Modified its Designation Criteria effective January 1, 2000 Printed 7/7/2008 Historical Landmarks Designated by the San Diego Historical Resources Board NR - Nat. Register NHL - Nat.Historic Landmark CHL - CA Historical Landmark H.A.B.S. - Histoical American Building Survey District Mills HRB Contributor Name of Historic Site or Zip Comm. Plan Date Year Architect and/or Act Staff Report # ID Structure APN Street # Street Name Code Area Designated Designation Criteria Architectural Style Built Builder Historic Individ Misc. Notes Y/N Number The site of a significant battle during the Mexican War (1846-1848) where U.S. troops, lead by Brigadier General Kearny, was San Pasqual met on this site by Battlefield State native Californians Historic Park, (Mexicans) under the State Hwy 78 at command of General 12 San Pasqual Battlefield Site Old Pasqual 92027 San Pasqual 11/6/1970 A 1846 Pico. N Bounded by Palm Avenue, Beyer Boulevard, Coronado Site of first memorial Avenue and flight by John J. 13 Montgomery Memorial Park South San Diego. 92154 Otay Mesa 11/6/1970 A 1883 Montgomery in 1883. N Mexican Period Bounded by (1821- Wallace Street, 1946) Juan Street, American Congress Street Period Old Town San Diego and Twiggs (1846- See Old Town site list 14 14 A-I Historic State Park Various Various Street. 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, B, C, F 1869) for more information. N Reconstructed in 1910 by Hazel Jose Antonio Estudillo, Jose Antonio Waterman. Restored 14 14-A Casa de Estudillo 4000 Mason Street 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, B, C, F Adobe 1828 builder. Estudillo 1969 N Northwest corner of Twiggs Street Congress Street and and Congress Twiggs Street. 14 14-B Casa de Cota Site Street. 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, F Adobe C. 1830 Juan Costa, builder Demolished N 3 of 184 * PLEASE NOTE: The Historical Resources Board Modified its Designation Criteria effective January 1, 2000 Printed 7/7/2008 Historical Landmarks Designated by the San Diego Historical Resources Board NR - Nat. Register NHL - Nat.Historic Landmark CHL - CA Historical Landmark H.A.B.S. - Histoical American Building Survey District Mills HRB Contributor Name of Historic Site or Zip Comm. Plan Date Year Architect and/or Act Staff Report # ID Structure APN Street # Street Name Code Area Designated Designation Criteria Architectural Style Built Builder Historic Individ Misc. Notes Y/N Number Home of Juan Bandini, civil political leader. Commodore Stockton used the house as his headquarters during Nov-Dec 1846 occupation of San 14 14-C Casa de Bandini 442-610-16 2660 Calhoun Street 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, B, C, F Mexican Adobe 1829 Juan Bandini, builder Juan Bandini Diego N San Diego Miquel de Pedroena, Jr., Miquel de Pedroena, Partially restored 14 14-D Casa de Pedrorena 442-610-05 2616 Avenue 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, B, C, F American Adobe 1869 builder Jr. 1968, not in use now N House was sometimes called Casa de la Bandera (House of the Flag) in homage to Maria Antonia who hid the Mexican flag in her house Casa de Machado-Silvas (de San Diego Jose Manual Machado, from American forces 14 14-E la Bandera) 2741 Avenue 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, C, F Adobe 1835 builder arrived in Old Town. N Calhoun Street, Former saloon and then Wallace Burkhart and Davis, Pony Express Station. 14 14-F Congress Hall Site Street 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, D, F Western style false front C. 1860 architects Demolished in 1939 N Juan Manuel Juan Manuel Machado, Machado; John C. 14 14-G Casa de Machado-Stewart 442-610-16 2724 Congress Street 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, B, C, F Adobe 1830 builder Stewart Restored in 1969 N 4 of 184 * PLEASE NOTE: The Historical Resources Board Modified its Designation Criteria effective January 1, 2000 Printed 7/7/2008 Historical Landmarks Designated by the San Diego Historical Resources Board NR - Nat. Register NHL - Nat.Historic Landmark CHL - CA Historical Landmark H.A.B.S. - Histoical American Building Survey District Mills HRB Contributor Name of Historic Site or Zip Comm. Plan Date Year Architect and/or Act Staff Report # ID Structure APN Street # Street Name Code Area Designated Designation Criteria Architectural Style Built Builder Historic Individ Misc. Notes Y/N Number AKA Little Green School House Moved to Whitman and Taylor Streets before 1870. Restored by State as Mason Street School- first American one room wood 1st public school 14 14-H school 442-610-16 3966 Mason Street 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, C, F frame 1865 building in 1962. N Southside of San Diego Avenue facing Plaza. Destroyed by Old San Diego Early American brick and Town Fire May 21 14 14-I The Exchange Hotel Site 2729 Avenue 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, F frame C. 1850 1872 N A Chapel built y John Brown, San Diego's first coroner, who sold it to Son Jose Antonio Aguirre, who funded its reconstruction as a Chapel of the Immaculate church. Completely 15 Conception 3950 Conde Street 92103 Old Town 11/6/1970 A, C, F Adobe 1850 restored in 1936. N Base of Ballast Point, S end of Rosecrans St, where historic markers are on a half circle, U.S. Naval Submarine 16 Whaling Station Site Base, San Diego 92106 Penninsula 11/6/1970 N 5 of 184 * PLEASE NOTE: The Historical Resources Board Modified its Designation Criteria effective January 1, 2000 Printed 7/7/2008 Historical Landmarks Designated by the San Diego Historical Resources Board NR - Nat. Register NHL - Nat.Historic Landmark CHL - CA Historical Landmark H.A.B.S. - Histoical American Building Survey District Mills HRB Contributor Name of Historic Site or Zip Comm. Plan Date Year Architect and/or Act Staff Report # ID Structure APN Street # Street Name Code Area Designated Designation Criteria Architectural Style Built Builder Historic Individ Misc.
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