Encinitas: Our History and People

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G Above: Encinitas and Amakusa, Japan, have been sister cities since 1988. Below, left: Coast Highway between D and E Streets with the old Detour Salon, Beach & Town Liquor, and Flashbacks Below, right: Encinitas Child located near the Cottonwood Creek overlook. This bronze statue welcomes visitors to the downtown area. 1988 ä 1989 ä 1990 ä • A Sister City relationship with Hondo, Japan, Kumamoto prefecture was officially established. In this area of Japan, the government combines several small communities (like Encinitas in 1986) and is renamed Amakusa on March 27, 2006. Many cultural exchanges have taken place with students, fire fighters, medical personnel and government officials. There is a mile marker at the base of 2rd and “B” Streets that show the miles to our Sister City as 6,129 miles. • Swami’s Beach sign is erected at Swami’s Point by the Swami’s Surf Association. • Moonlight Beach supervision and maintenance is taken over by the City of Encinitas from the state. Local lifeguards are hired. • Population is 55,386. 8 0 F E N C I N I T A S : O u r H i s t o r y a n d P e o p l e
1991 ä • Cottonwood Creek (Hwy 101 and “B” Street) is recognized and placed on the National Registry of Historic Places on August 5th spearheaded by Ida Lou Coley. Cottonwood Creek is the key reason Encinitas became a town. It was the first town between National City and Oceanside to spring up along the western section of San Diego county. From 1881 to 1920, Cottonwood Creek served not only as the main water source for the growing community but provided the much-needed water to run the steam locomotives. • Vulcan Square Shopping Center, (505 S. Vulcan Ave) built in 1960 is sold to the City of Encinitas to remodel as the new Encinitas Civic Center (City Hall). 1992 ä • North County Transit District (NCTD) buys the Santa Fe Rail Line from San Diego to Oceanside. 1993 ä 1994 ä • The Olivenhain Town Hall (423 Rancho Santa Fe Rd.) is placed on the National Register of Historic Places. • The Encinitas Heritage Tree is adorned for the Holiday Season for the first time by Luis Ortiz. In 2011, the tree was officially protected as a Heritage Tree by the City of Encinitas. In 2015, the Encinitas Historical Society became the official sponsor of the lighting ceremony. Luis continues leading the lighting of the tree to this day. G Below, left:Veteran’s Memorial Cottonwood Creek Park. Below, right: An Egret in the San Elijo Lagoon PHOTO COURTESY OF MORGAN MALLORY. C h a p t e r 7 F 8 1
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Encinitas Our History and People By
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DEDICATION G “Socially distanced
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Garth Murphy Lloyd
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In addition to the pioneering Ecke
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CHAPTER 1 I N T H E B E G I N N I N
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coyotes and the wild cats, best des
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CHAPTER 2 E N C I N I T A S I S B O
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1882 ä • A school district is es
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1884 ä • Great Flood-No Trains!
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1887-88 ä 1888 ä 1890 ä • The
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O L I V E N H A I N Olivenhain, “
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G Top: Miles Justus Kellogg’s hom
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CHAPTER 3 E N C I N I T A S G R O W
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Page 37 and 38: 1915 ä 1916 ä • Lake Hodges Dam
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Page 101 and 102: G Encinitas Holiday Parade 2019. No
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Page 111 and 112: SHARING THE HERITAGE P r o f i l e
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DR KENT POLLOCK/ CHIROPRACTIC CENTE
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SURFING MADONNA ORGANIZATION On Goo
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CARDIFF KOOK Bringing a piece of no
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THE MARKETPLACE E n c i n i t a s
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Oktoberfest, or Wiesn, is a 16 to 1
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LEUCADIA 101 MAIN ST. ASSOCIATION (
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ENCINITAS PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION
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The Guild today is a modern reflect
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cuisine department, where everythin
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All the Psy-Tek body scans are avai
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ENCINITAS CAFÉ The Encinitas Café
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James “Jimmy” Gillan arrived in
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HANSEN SURFBOARDS Born in the dusty
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NEAL GLASGOW PHOTOGRAPHY Neal Glasg
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From a young age, Kyle Thomas has h
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Ledge Media is a leading-edge multi
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THE CORNER FRAME SHOP TRIBUTE TO MO
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FAMILY HERITAGE F a m i l i e s a n
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Roberts Poinsett. A botanist, physi
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Depot, Walmart, Costco, and others
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and grew tobacco. Unfortunately, th
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S h a r i n g t h e H e r i t a g e
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After having two ladies clothing st
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continue the ranch operation for ma
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Encinitas’ sister city, Amakusa J
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McNeill Avenue is a one-block side
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THE ROY FAMILY The corner of Phoebe
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WEIDNERS GARDENS/ THE EVELYN WEIDNE
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BUILDING A GREATER ENCINITAS E n c
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Wayne Pasco joined the firm as a pr
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Early OMWD board meetings were held
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G PHOTO BY NEAL GLASGOW PHOTOGRAPHY
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LOCAL LEGENDS I c o n i c r e s i d
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eads, “The Eagles lived and recor
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Eddie Vedder has served as Pearl Ja
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Of Ravi Shankar, George Harrison st
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Tony Hawk could have cemented his l
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SWITCHFOOT BRO-AM FOUNDATION G PHOT
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In January 2021, Cloris Leachman, 9
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS Carolyn Roy Cope
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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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