San Diego: An Illustrated History

History

Brandes, Ray

Americas

Darwin Pubns

San Diego, an illustrated history

Rosebud Books

Coronado: We Remember is a beautifully illustrated and composed book of family histories. It takes one back through time to the early days of Coronado and the various families, businesses, and happenings that have occurred in the 150 year history of the city. It is a must for anyone who has roots in the "Enchanted Island" of Coronado or for all who have lived here.

Coronado: We Remember

Coronado Historical Association

Coronado: The Enchanted Island is a wonderful pictorial history of the unique resort community of Coronado, California. Coronado's historical figures come alive in the photographs and text of this work. One can step through the pages of history from the island's first inhabitants to the building of the grand Hotel del Coronado to the opening of the peninsula via the San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge. This book is a superb addition to any home library and is a remarkable reference for all those interested in California history.

Coronado: The Enchanted Island

Coronado Historical Associatio

Carlin, Katherine E.

Coronado: The Enchanted Island provides a history, an elegant portrait, and a superb guide to understanding one extraordinary island community. This single volume offers the most comprehensive study of Coronado’s history ever compiled. The 4th Edition was specifically prepared as Coronado celebrates its 125th year. It reaches back to the 1880s to carefully lay the groundwork of the town’s founding, then nimbly traces Coronado’s development from a quiet village to a Navy hub and then--finally--to a world-renowned resort. The 340 pages include a significant amount of fresh material and captivating images, plus a brand-new, easy-to-use almanac brimming with local historical facts.

Carlin, Katherine Eitzen

Frontier Military Posts Of Arizona

Frontier Military Posts of Arizona

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Literary Licensing, LLC

Format Paperback Subject Literary Collections

1976-1986 was a period of time in which urban tribes staked out and ferociously defended their territories; a time when San Diego began to establish for itself an identity as more than just a Navy town with a great zoo. Getting Nowhere Fast, written by Ray Brandes of the Tell-Tale Hearts, looks at the origins of this period of "new" music in San Diego, and provides an insider's look at a handful of bands who never quite hit the big time, but who developed cult followings around the world. The histories of the Zeros, The Penetrators, The Unknowns, The Crawdaddys, The Tell-Tale Hearts and several more groups are presented here for the first time in print.

Getting Nowhere Fast

Arts & Photography

Music

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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