An edition of The heritage of San Clemente
(2000)
The heritage of San Clemente
celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Spanish village by the sea, 1925-2000
by Doris Walker
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The heritage of San Clemente: celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Spanish village by the sea, 1925-2000
2000, The Heritage of San Clemente Foundation
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Ole Hanson's Dream
Foreword 5
1. Natural Setting: From Long Ago and Far Away 7
2. Fabulous Fossils: The Farliest Prehistoric Life 15
3. Native People: Lured by the Good Life at the Beach :21
4.Explorers at Sea: A Legendary 'Island' Overlooked for Centuries 29
5. Explorers on Land: Expedition Initiates New Ways and Means 35
6. Spanish-Mexican Era: Mission and Ranchos Cover the land 41
7.Forster City: The Cattle Rancher Strives to Subdivide 49
8. Rail Routes: Rimming the 'Leftover Land' Within a New County 55
9. Los Desechos: Prohibition Stirs Up Other Businesses on Land and Sea 59
10. Ole Hanson: City Founder Took a Long, Winding Road to His Dream 65
11. Spanish Village by the Sea: The Dream That was Doubted is Fulfilled 71
12. Amenities and Incorporation: Giving and Getting a 'Healthy oy Out of Life' 81
13. Distinguished Dwellings: Each With a Different Dramatic Destiny 97
14. San Onofre: Railroad Stop Becomes a Sacred Surfing Site 109
15. Schools: Melodrama on the Way to High School 115
16. Great Depression: Financial Crash Brings a Hurricane of Setbacks 123
17. Sentimental Joumey: 'San Clemente Surfers' Reminisce 135
18. Great War II: Marines Land Next Door, Preserving Peace and Tradition 141
19. Post-War Boom: Freeway Speeds Development Faster Than Maps 151
20. President's Choice: San Clemente Becomes International Dateline 161
21. Nixon Library Lost: Another Dream That Almost Could Have Happened 177
22. Pier Pressure: Landmark is a Survivor; Pier Bowl Development Draws Ire 185
23. Casa Romantica: City's Spanish Heritage Wins Over Commercialism 195
24. City Services: Early Police and Fire Departments Remain Heroes 203
25. Inland City: Maneuvers to Expand Succeeded by 'Slow-Growth' Win 209
26. New Challenges: Facing Discussion and Decisions in the Millennium Ahead 215
Author Historian 224
Artist 225
Sponsors 226
Bibliography 247
Acknowledgments 249
Index251.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-249) and index.
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