The La Mesa History Center is proud to present our 19th Annual Home Tour, “Golden Gems of La Mesa,” featuring classic homes in and around La Mesa’s “Downtown Village.”
The La Mesa History Center is proud to present our 19th Annual Home Tour, “Golden Gems of La Mesa,” featuring classic homes in and around La Mesa’s “Downtown Village.”
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50 Facts about the La Mesa History Center #36: La Mesa History Center YouTube Channel
Did you know that many of the previous La Mesa History Center Roundtable talks and other events are available on the La Mesa History Center's YouTube Channel? Just head over to YouTube and search for La Mesa History Center or check out https://www.youtube.com/@lamesahistorycenter173. Recordings include Jim Newland's "Peaks of Preservation: MidCentury Modern Homes of Grossmont/Mt. Helix," "Fabulous Foothill-ers: Brier Tract, Mt Helix & Grossmont Architectural Heritage," "Preservation Heroes" and more!
Don't miss the chance to see this Irving J. Gill designed landmark!
Get Your Tickets Now for the La Mesa History Center’s19th Annual Home Tour, “Golden Gems of La Mesa,” featuring classic homes in and around La Mesa’s “Downtown Village.”
The Tour features some of La Mesa’s most historic, beautiful, and preserved properties including this 1910 landmark, long-believed, but only recently confirmed as a design of world renown San Diego architect Irving J. Gill.
For tickets go to lamesahistory.com
