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9780932653550

LA Jolla: A Celebration of Its Past

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  • ISBN13:

    9780932653550

  • ISBN10:

    0932653553

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-08-01
  • Publisher: Literary Lady Pub

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Summary

Arich and varied collection of vignettes and essays about historic La Jolla, with an emphasis on the many extraordinary people who helped to build and shape this special place. Most chapters are by the authors, both long-time La Jolla residents, but other contributors include such well-known La Jollans as Cliff Robertson and Gary Fogel. Each of these short pieces, many of which were originally published in the La Jolla Village News, is illustrated with one or two rare vintage photos of famous faces or renowned or unusual places. From the pioneers of Scripps Institution to surfers at Windansea, from doctors to domestics, and artists to architects, the denizens of the "jewel by the sea" have often been known for extraordinary creativity, and sometimes brilliance. Nobel laureates and Academy Award winners have lived or worked here, and this fascinating look at La Jolla's past features a wide variety of interesting, intriguing, and colorful characters. Book jacket.

Author Biography

Dr. Patricia Daly-Lipe has taught English and Creative Writing, written for magazines and newspapers Barbara Dawson Retired after thirty years as a teacher and school principal, she was the first president of the La Jolla Historical Society, has traveled to over sixty countries, and is a nationally rated tennis player

Table of Contents

Biographiesp. v
Mapsp. ix
Searching for the Spirit of La Jollap. 1
Introductionp. 3
The Colony Becomes A Villagep. 7
La Jolla Develops and Expands Before and After The Great Warp. 11
Anna Held and the Green Dragon Colonyp. 15
A Dramatic Cave Creates History and Commercep. 21
From La Jolla's Sand Dunes Come the Barber Tract Talesp. 25
"Childhood Memories"p. 31
Ellen Browning Scripps 1836-1932p. 35
From a Dream to the World Famous Scripps Institution of Oceanographyp. 43
The "Old Scripps Building"p. 47
Memories of Times Pastp. 51
Transportation in Old La Jollap. 57
Torrey Pines State Reservep. 65
Cornelious "Neil" Bohannonp. 73
From a Reading Circle to the Library Association of La Jollap. 77
The Wilson Cousinsp. 83
The Irving J. Gill House on Draper Avenuep. 87
Under the Influence of Irving J. Gill, Bailey's "Barn"p. 91
William Scripps Kelloggp. 95
La Jolla Beach and Yacht Clubp. 99
Camp Callan Brings People of Talent to La Jollap. 103
Mural Paintingp. 107
The Pacific Ocean, a Prized Part of La Jolla's Pastp. 113
The Bishop's School Motto: Simplicity, Serenity, Sincerityp. 121
Tennis in La Jollap. 129
Social Service League of La Jollap. 135
The Grand Colonial's Roots Run Deep in La Jolla's Historyp. 141
La Valencia, "The Pink Lady"p. 145
La Jolla Playhousep. 151
The Legend of the Del Charrop. 155
La Jolla's Bicycle Pioneer, Dr. Clifford Gravesp. 159
Flaw in the Jewel: Housing Discrimination against Jews in La Jollap. 163
Memorial Cross on Mt. Soledadp. 167
Silent Wings Over La Jollap. 171
Nothing But the Bestp. 175
Doctors Doyle and Figueredop. 179
La Jolla's Own Greek Fablep. 185
Black's Beachp. 189
Las Patronasp. 193
One Thousand Made Homeless by Naval Ammunition Explosionp. 197
Guns at Bird Rockp. 201
La Jolla's Streets Turn to History for Namesp. 205
Indexp. 207
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