Be Amazed by the San Diego Model Railroad Museum
Be prepared to be amazed by the realistic looking model railroads and model trains inside the San Diego Model Railroad Museum. “At 27,000 sq. ft., the museum is one the largest […]
Tag Archives: Local History
Our visit to The Whaley House in San Diego
Without even realizing it, we stood outside The Whaley House in Old Town, San Diego contemplating about where to go for dinner. After realizing where we were, we purchased tickets […]
USS Iowa crossed the Golden Gate Bridge for the last time
Yesterday, we saw the U.S.S. Iowa leaving the Bay Area and headed for Los Angeles where she will eventually become a floating museum. Many people from all over came to […]
Just popping in to see The Del
The Del’s famous red-roofed turret Before we visited San Diego, everyone told us that if we don’t stay on the Coronado Island, then we MUST pay a visit to the […]
Public Art: Unconditional Surrender aka The Kiss!
Yesterday, we featured Stanley Blefield’s “Homecoming” statue that captured the joyous reunion of a family. Today, we are featuring another piece titled “Unconditional Surrender” by J. Seward Johnson that is […]
Public Art: Homecoming sculpture
Sometimes in our busy lives, we are like two people lost amongst a sea of other people. Therefore, making time for each other becomes essential. San Diego, from what we […]
Nostalgic and Historic v. Present Moment, my thoughts on the closing of another San Francisco classic…
I read in our local paper, The Chronicle (okay, I actually read it online, but I like calling it the local paper 🙂 ) today and it said that another […]
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