The Journal of San Diego History
SAN DIEGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY
Winter 1983, Volume 29, Number 1
Thomas L. Scharf, Managing Editor
Page 29. The “East End” Logan Heights area in 1905, showing major points of interest prior to that date.
Page 33. Two Logan Heights residences are currently listed on the San Diego Historical Landmark Registry. They are the Weldon-Glasson House (above left), built in 1880 and the oldest house in the study area, and the Gorham House, an 1894-vintage house located alongside present-day Interstate 5. Prior to the 1920, Logan Heights was home to some of San Diego’s most prestigious families.
Page 35. The Logan Heights area today, showing major ” improvements” to the area since 1905
Page 36-37. Notable buildings in present-day Logan Heights include the Italian-style residence (right), built about 1885, and the Flat Iron Apartments, constructed about 1910 at the corner of Twenty-sixth Street and National Avenue. Both buildings have been recently restored
THE PHOTOGRAPHS are courtesy of the City of San Diego Planning Department. Maps were supplied by the author.
