
Point Loma and the surrounding San Diego coastline are depicted here just as the United States entered the second World War. This survey by C.P. McKinley captures the heavy military and naval footprint of the era, dominated by the U S Naval Reservation on North Island and the grounds of Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery along the peninsula. The urban grid of San Diego extends through Hillcrest and North Park, featuring the Zoological Park and Morley Field. Across the San Diego Bay, the resort character of Coronado is evident, complete with the Coronado Country Club and the seasonal Tent City along the Silver Strand. Cultural landmarks such as the Theosophical Hdqrs and numerous local schools like Theodore Roosevelt Junior High School provide a look at the established civic life of the region during the early 1940s.
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1894 Los Angeles
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1900 Los Angeles
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1901 Southern California Sheet No. 1
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1904 Indio
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1904 Southern California Sheet No. 1
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1904 Southern California Sheet No. 2
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1906 Bakersfield
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1915 Big Bar and Vicinity
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1915 Spenceville
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1924 Hollywood
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1925 Long Beach
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1926 Hollywood
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1928 Altadena
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1929 Crescent City
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1931 Tejon Hills
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1933 Ontario
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1942 Ontario and Vicinity
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1942 Point Loma
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1947 Casmalia
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1950 Parker Dam Area
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1953 Del Mar
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1953 Point Loma
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1967 Del Mar
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1967 Point Loma
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1976 Morro Bay South
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1994 Del Mar
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1996 Point Loma
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1998 Morro Bay South
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