Address: 1649 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
Phone: +16192326203
Sunday: 10AM–4PM
Monday: 10AM–4PM
Tuesday: 10AM–4PM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 10AM–4PM
Saturday: 10AM–4PM
Kapre Carter
Amazing, educational, beautiful and definitely worth checking out. Found out so many things about the making and building of Balboa park and the city of san diego itself. Every last person who works here and or volunteers here were absolutely off the charts. Extremely helpful and courteous. There is so much to check out here. Just make sure you plan ahead of time because its alot to check out and take in.
Jeremy
Free little museum. Couple of exhibits. About half a hour of information to tour. Was interesting to find out that none of the buildings in the park are at all historical even though they look it. It's all about the tourism. Pretty funny.
Mackenzie Morton
What an interesting and varied free little history center! I really enjoyed the temporary LGBT exhibit and I thought it was both disheartening and inspirational. The tiny section on Japanese society in San Diego was really cool too (so funny to think of Japanese sushi and tacos being served together at family parties). There was some interesting facts on settlers in San Diego and some beautiful murals as well! Was disappointed in the gift shop - really boring generic stuff for sale in comparison to all the random interesting things to see in the museum itself. I think it would’ve been so cool to recreate and sell some of those vintage LGBT tshirts designs on display for example
Arnie Ferriol
A great way to learn more about San Diego's rich cultural heritage and history
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By sea. There was regular service between SD and SF until the 1930s, with the Orizaba, Santa Rosa and finally the Harvard and Yale.
We do on Microfilm, but our Research Archives are closed due to the virus. I do them popping up in other locations: http://roger.ucsd.edu/search~S9?/dCalifornia+--+Census%2C+1860/dcalifornia+census+1860/-3,-1,0,E/2browse https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-10126/1850-united-states-federal-census?qlivedin=Event+et.livedin+ep.San%2F3Diego%2C%2F3California&utm_source=partner_linkpendium&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=linkpendium_textlinks_jul16&utm_content=textlinks&tr_placement=linkpendium&tr_adgroup=ros_ss&tr_funnel=supersearch Hope this helps. Be safe!
We don't have information on this building. I'd recommend checking with the Architecture Foundation. http://sdarchitecture.org/history/.
Free..if you like ..you can give a small donation..it's up to your heart
Yes they do. You have to speak to one of the Managers or Specialist. I'm sure they would be very happy especially if they showcase history of the furniture's time era
I'm sorry. No sir. You can try asking, tho.
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