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The Santa Fe Depot has served residents and visitors to San Diego for more than [...]
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San Diego Lumber Company Building 1926 170 Sixth Avenue Architect: Unknown Architectural Style: Commercial/Spanish Revival [...]
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The Dalton Building (1911) 939 5th Avenue Architectural Style :Commercial/Art Noveau Architect : F.W. Stevenson [...]
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Sterling Hardware Building 1887 & 1924 534 6th Avenue Architectural Style: Victorian Commercial/ Commercial Architect: [...]
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National City and Otay Railroad Depot 1896 5th, 6th & L Streets Architect: William Sterling [...]
The Brown Building (1886) SE Corner of 5th and Market St Architect: Unknown Architectural Style: [...]
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The Lowenstein Building 1887 544 5th Avenue Architectural Style: Early Commercial Architect: Unknown Although Alonzo [...]
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The Steele Building (1908) Southwest Corner of 6th and Market St. Architect: Edmond Blachmann Architectural [...]
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The Onyx Hotel Building 1910 852 Fifth Avenue Architect: Unknown Architectural Style: Modern Commercial [...]
The Combination Store 1880 621-625 5th Avenue Architect - Unknown Architectural Style - Victorian Commercial Storefront [...]
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Ingle Building/Golden Lion 1906 NE Corner of Fourth and F St. Architect – Joseph Falkenham [...]
Although the architect is unknown, the architecture is unique in the Gaslamp, as it is [...]
The Timken Building 1894 Southwest Corner of 5th and Market Streets Architect: Joseph Falkenham Architectural [...]
The Daneri Block/Lincoln Hotel 1913 536 Fifth Avenue Architectural Style: Victorian with Elements of Art [...]
Balboa Theatre 1924 648 4th Avenue, Southwest Corner of Fourth and E Architectural Style: Spanish [...]
The Watts-Robinson Building 1913 Northeast Corner of 5th and E Street Architects: Leonard T. Bristow [...]
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Bancroft Building/ Aztec Theatre 1886 665 Fifth Avenue Architectural Style: Modern Architect: Clinton Day Some [...]
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The Frey Block (1911) 435 Fourth Ave.; SW Corner of 4th and Market Architect: S.G. [...]
The Broker’s Building1889 404 Market Street Architects: G.T. Burkett and R.E. Osgood (1873)Barnett McDougal (1889) [...]
Old City Hall 1874 and 1888 5th and G Street, SW Corner Architectural Style: [...]
1892 702 Fifth Avenue Architect: John Stannard Architectural Style: Mixed The site of the current [...]
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San Diego Hardware Building 1910 840-50 5th Avenue Architectural Style – Modern T.W. Coates, Builder [...]
1888 835-837 5th Avenue Architectural Style : Baroque Revival Architects: Clemment and Stannard In [...]
The Davis-Horton House 1850 410 Island Avenue Architecture: Two-Story Wooden New England Saltbox Mortice and [...]
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Very Fancy And Not Odd At All I.O.O.F. Building [...]
1904 964 5th Avenue Architectural Style: Romanesque Architect: William Quayle [...]
San Diego’s First “Zoo” 1878 Three Story Brick Structure 502 Fifth Avenue Architects: Stannard & [...]
Back-esto in Time The Backesto Building 1873 &1887 Architects: Burgett and Osgood Architectural Style: Classical [...]
The Marin Hotel 1888 552 Fifth Avenue Architectural Style: Victorian Architect: Unknown John Nelson Young [...]
Nesmith-Greely Building 1888 825 Fifth Avenue Romanesque Revival Architects: Comstock and Notsche On March 27, [...]
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Samuel I. Fox Building, 1929 Architect: William Templeton Johnson Architectural Style: Mission Revival & Mediterranean Location: [...]
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Marston Building, 1881 548 C Street Architects: Stewart Brothers Style – Italianate Victorian Whitney Department [...]
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