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The Journal of San Diego History
Summer 1992, Volume 38, Number 3
Contents of This Issue

Mercantile to MacDonald's:
Commercial Strips in San Diego

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El Cajon Boulevard  
Page 176. El Cajon Boulevard, 1992.


The study area  
Page 176. Figure 1: The study area.


30th Street and University Avenue  
Page 181. Figure 2: 30th Street and University Avenue.


Markets and small stores  
Page 183. Figure 3: Markets and small stores have located on University Avenue.


Oscar's Drive-In Restaurant  
Page 185. Figure 4: Oscar's Drive-In Restaurant, 3820 University Avenue.


Tea Garden Auto Camp  
Page 186. Figure 5: The Tea Garden Auto Camp (1937), 4660 El Cajon Boulevard.


Tea Garden Motel  
Page 186. Figure 6: The Tea Garden Motel, 4660 El Cajon Boulevard.


The Bargain Barn  
Page 187. Figure 7: The Bargain Barn, 3002 University Avenue.


Hoffman Foam Building  
Page 187. Figure 8: The Hoffman Foam Building, 4292 El Cajon Boulevard.


Mike Smith's Honda  
Page 188. Figure 9: Mike Smith's Honda 3400 El Cajon Boulevard.


Indo-Chinese businesses  
Page 189. Figures 10 and 11: Indo-Chinese businesses have added colorful vibrance to University Avenue and El Cajon Boulevard.


Indo-Chinese businesses  
Page 189. Figure 11.



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