The Hillcrest Theatre: When movies came to Uptown in 1913
Hillcrest Theatre, 1955, showing “Crazyhorse.” The theater at 3825 Fifth Ave. opened in 1913 and later became the Guild Theatre.(Photo and caption info courtesy of the San Diego History Center) If you lived in Hillcrest in 1913, going to the movies no longer meant heading to downtown. A movie house
Indie artisan fair Jackalope brings crafty creatives to Liberty Station
Groups gather and peruse artisan booths featuring handcrafted items at Jackalope, billed as an “Indie Artisan Fair.” (Photo courtesy of Jackalope) Jackalope, an indie artisan fair, is hosting a weekend market for the first time in San Diego. The market, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, will feature
Ludington Heights: The La Jolla neighborhood once sold as ‘The Gem Supreme’
View looking west over La Jolla from Ludington Heights. This image is the center of a panorama that also shows La Jolla Village to the left and La Jolla Shores and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography to the right c. 1917. (Photo and caption info courtesy of the San Diego History Center) What wou
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