Summer 1997
Sociopolitical aspects of the 1775 revolt at Mission San Diego de Alcala: an ethnohistorical approach;
Luisa Moreno and the Beginnings of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement in San...
The Journal of San Diego History Publications
Spring 1997
Classicism and Concrete: Harrison Albright's Architectural Contributions to Coronado;
Developing San Diego: The Images of Ralph P. Stineman, 1910-1915;
Captain Jose Panto and the San Pascual Indian Pueblo in...
Winter 1997
Main Articles "Starved and Treated Like Convicts": Images of Women in Point Loma Theosophy By Evelyn A. Kirkley A Place Called Borego: Homesteader Days in...
Fall 1996
The Ranch House at Warner's;
Radio and Real Estate: The U.S. Navy's First Land Purchase in San Diego
Summer 1996
Hot Enough to Melt Iron: The San Diego Nikkei Experience 1942-1946;
The History of Hedges and the Cargo Muchacho Mining District Part II: A Case Study of the Lives...
Spring 1996
The History of Hedges and the Cargo Muchacho Mining District Part I:
A Case Study of the Lives of Mexican Miners in a Company Town of the Southern California Desert;...
Winter 1996
Frank P. Allen, Jr.: His Architectural and Horticultural Imprint on San Diego;
The Park Brickyard Company
Fall 1995
Rancho Guajome: an Architectural Legacy Preserved;
Luisa Moreno: A Hispanic Civil Rights Leader in San Diego
Summer 1995
Visions of Paradise: The Selling of San Diego
Spring 1995
La Madre Santísima de la Luz;
The Acquisition of La Madre Santísima de la Luz;
Uncovering the Madre de la Luz;
1926, The Formative Year of Kensington Heights;
Concrete...
Winter 1995
This Was Paradise: Voices of the Pacific Coast League Padres, 1936-1958;
From Grecian Columns to Spanish Towers: The Development of San Diego State College, 1922-1953
Fall 1994
Formidable Places: Builing a Railroad in Carriso Gorge;
Letters Written from San Diego County, 1879-1880 by Rufus Morgan.
Summer 1994
Modern Perspectives: Three Women Artists of the 1920s and 1930s;
Anni Baldaugh;
Margaret King Rocle;
Belle Baranceanu
Winter-Spring 1994
The Killing of Juan Diego: From Murder to Mythology;
When the Lone Eagle Returned to San Diego;
Charles Russell Orcutt: Pioneer Naturalist;
San Diego's Own Napoleons
Fall 1993
A Passion for Water: Hans H. Doe and the California Water Industry;
Women in Wartime: The San Diego Experience, 1941-1945
Summer 1993
Burlingame: The Tract of Character 1912-1914;
The Zest for Learning: Founding and Early Years of Francis Parker School;
A Preliminary Checklist of Masters' Theses and Doctoral Dissertations on the...