Fall 1974
Yachting: Its History In San Diego;
The Mission of Ulises Urbano Lassépas to Baja California;
The Puerto de Don Gaspar: A Note On An Erroneous California Place Name;
John...
The Journal of San Diego History Publications
Summer 1974
Reminiscences of Lomaland. Madame Tingley and the Theosphical Institute in San Diego;
Military View of San Diego in 1847: Four Letters from Colonel Jonathan D. Stevenson to Governor Richard...
Spring 1974
When the Red Lights Went Out in San Diego: The Litle Known Story of San Deigo's "Restricted District";
A Black American in Mexican San Diego: Two Recently Recovered Documents;...
Winter 1974
Rancho Guajome: A California Legacy Preserved;
Student Protest at its Best: San Diego, 1918;
Tempting Temecula: The Making and Unmaking of a Southern California Community
Fall 1973
Viva Los Californios! The Battle of San Pasqual;
The Creation of the Anza Borrego Desert State Park;
The Rose of San Diego;
Alfred R. Mitchell: Pioneer Artist in San...
Summer 1973
The Discoverer of Alta California: Joao Rodrigues Cabrilho or Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo?;
Paradoxes in the History of Baja California;
Amiel Weeks Whipple and the Boundary Survey in Southern California;...
Spring 1973
A California Romance in Perspective: The Elopement, Marriage and Ecclesiastical Trial of Henry D. Fitch and Josefa Carrillo ;
The Mary Walker Incident: Black Prejudice in San Diego, 1866;...
Winter 1973
California's Hispanic Heritage: A View Into the Spanish Myth;
William E. Smythe and San Diego, 1901-1908;
The I.W.W. Free Speech Movement: San Diego, 1912;
Henry A. Crabb, Filibuster, and...
Fall 1972
Utopia in Baja California: The Dreams of José de Gálvez;
A Chicano Perspective on San Diego History;
Matthew Sherman: Pioneer San Diegan;
Early Days in San Diego: The Memoirs...
Summer 1972
San Diego Looks at the Maderista Revolution in Mexico 1910-1911;
The Location of the Indian Village of Temecula;
San Diego's Opera Unit of the WPA Federal Music Project;
X-Rays and...
Spring 1972
Sebastian Vizcaino and San Diego Bay;
The San Diego City Schools Curriculum Project
Winter 1972
The Internment of the Japanese of San Diego County During the Second World War;
The Historical Archives of Baja California Sur: Their Antecedents and Recent Creation;
The Stage to...
Fall 1971
Irving John Gill: San Diego Architect;
William Templeton Johnson, San Diego Architect, 1877-1957;
The Davis House: New San Diego's Oldest and Most Historic Building;
Historic American Buildings Survey: San...
Summer 1971
Developing San Diego's Desert Empire;
Hugo de Vries Visits San Diego: A Famous Botanist Views the City at the Turn of the Century
Spring 1971
Native of Arica: Requiem for a Don;
The Role of the San Diego River in the Development of Mission Valley;
Racetrack to Highway: San Diego's Early Automobile Days
Winter 1971
Cuyamaca Land Grant Trial;
The Letters of Thomas Rylan Darnall;
Immigrants on the Gila and Baja California Routes to San Diego in 1849
