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G CARDIFF 101 MAIN STREET ASSOCIATION PHOTOGRAPHS BY MORGAN MALLORY. The Cardiff 101 Main Street Association has deep roots in the community. Originally formed in 1963 as the Cardiff-by-the-Sea Chamber of Commerce the name was changed in 2010 to the Cardiff 101 Main Street Association, locally known as Cardiff 101. The new name better reflects the organization’s mission to promote economic vitality, historic preservation and beautification. Cardiff 101 hosts numerous popular community events. The town comes alive during the Taste of Cardiff, a celebration of the unique local restaurants and retailers. Cardiff Small Business Saturday kicks off the holiday season and promotes local businesses. Kringle Mingle is Cardiff’s most beloved Holiday celebration. A free event for the entire community with live music, holiday treats, kid’s crafts and Surfer Santa. Begun in 2005, Cardiff Dog Days of Summer has become one of the largest dog-centric events in San Diego County. This free event features over 100 dog-related vendors, rescue groups, pet adoption agencies, dog contests and kids activities. Cardiff 101 activity supports local artists through mural projects that also enhance and beautify the downtown business area. Cardiff has a long history of volunteers coming together to beautify the community. For many years Orville Carpentier and Wayne Holden volunteered hundreds of hours to clean-up and landscape the area around the entrance to Cardiff at Hwy 101 and Chesterfield Drive. Cardiff Chamber and later Cardiff 101 hired Linda Lee, a local horticulturist to maintain the parkway. The area is now maintained by the Cardiff-by-the-Sea Foundation and City of Encinitas. The Foundation was formed in 2016 to support the Cardiff 101 Main Street environmental and aesthetic improvements. Cardiff-by-the-Sea is a charming, beautiful and historical beach community, an eclectic mix of residents, tourists, professionals and artisans seeking to live the California dream. 1 4 2 F E N C I N I T A S - O u r H i s t o r y a n d P e o p l e
ENCINITAS PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION Encinitas is home to the iconic boathouses, two of the West Coast’s most intriguing landmarks. Completely handcrafted in 1927 and 1928 by local Miles Minor Kellogg and son Miles Justus Kellogg. The S.S. Moonlight and the S.S. Encinitas were purchased in 2008 by the newly formed Encinitas Preservation Association (EPA), which is mostly comprised of passionate members from the Downtown Mainstreet Association (E101) and the Encinitas Historical Society. The EPA is dedicated to preserving historic buildings and places that represent our early history. The 1.55-milliondollar purchase price was made possible through a partnership with the City of Encinitas using developers fees. These unique homes located at 726 and 732 3rd Street, are an impressive sight to see, as if both washed ashore in a violent storm yet somehow calmly made their way to the bluffs, where they have rested ever since. Of course, these boats have never seen water. They were built almost entirely of recycled materials, including some wood from the Encinitas Hotel’s third floor and parts of the Moonlight Beach Dance Pavilion. Over the years, small upgrades and repairs have been done to keep the properties intact, as they continue to lure sightseers from all around the world, as well as keeping these affordable housing boats’ own residents happy. Both homes have tenants and will continue to until the mortgage is paid off. At the time, the EPA will decide whether to keep one of the boats as a rental unit. Most importantly, on October 12, 2019, the community joined together with EPA and dedicated the S.S. Moonlight and it’s sister ship S.S. Encinitas on the National Register of Historic Places. This final ceremony helped seal their fate not just as a local but a nationally recognized treasure for all to enjoy. G Above: A vintage photograph of The Boathouses. PHOTO COURTESY OF RACHEL BRUPBACHER. Below: The Boathouses today. PHOTO COURTESY OF DAPHNE FLETCHER. S h a r i n g t h e H e r i t a g e F 1 4 3
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Encinitas Our History and People By
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DEDICATION G “Socially distanced
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Garth Murphy Lloyd
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In addition to the pioneering Ecke
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CHAPTER 1 I N T H E B E G I N N I N
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CHAPTER 2 E N C I N I T A S I S B O
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1882 ä • A school district is es
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1884 ä • Great Flood-No Trains!
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1887-88 ä 1888 ä 1890 ä • The
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O L I V E N H A I N Olivenhain, “
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G Top: Miles Justus Kellogg’s hom
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CHAPTER 3 E N C I N I T A S G R O W
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1908 ä • Lone Jack Road has a ve
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G Top: Downtown Encinitas, c. 1916.
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E N C I N I T A S F U N F A C T S A
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1915 ä 1916 ä • Lake Hodges Dam
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G Top: Encinitas Garage on Coast Hi
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CHAPTER 4 T H E F L O W E R C A P I
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1924 ä • Mid-Winter Flower Festi
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1927-28 ä • The Boathouses (726
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G Top: Moonlight Beach, c. the 1920
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CHAPTER 5 T H E G R E A T D E P R E
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1936 ä • The Self-Realization He
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G Top: The U.S. Navy protecting the
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G Top: Encinitas’ first post offi
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G Top: The Aubry Austin Building, s
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CHAPTER 6 S U R F ’ S U P : 1 9 5
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1953 ä • Second Heritage Tree (4
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H I S T O R I C “ O L D ” E N C
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• Local Encinitas surfer, Daniell
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1970 ä • Encinitas Train Station
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S T O N E S T E P S I N V I T A T I
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L I N D A B E N S O N The life of t
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1982 ä 1983 ä • The Lumberyard
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C A L I F O R N I A S U R F M U S E
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1987 ä • Indian Head Canyon (nor
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1991 ä • Cottonwood Creek (Hwy 1
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1998 ä 1999 ä • Indian Head Can
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G The Downtown Encinitas 101 Mainst
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G Above: Moonlight Beach. PHOTOGRAP
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2008 ä 2010 ä • “Encinitas Ch
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Page 101 and 102: G Encinitas Holiday Parade 2019. No
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Page 111 and 112: SHARING THE HERITAGE P r o f i l e
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Page 115 and 116: E. G. Hammond. Fifteen children, mo
Page 117 and 118: The Olivenhain Town Council has its
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Page 153 and 154: ENCINITAS CAFÉ The Encinitas Café
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G PHOTO BY NEAL GLASGOW PHOTOGRAPHY
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LOCAL LEGENDS I c o n i c r e s i d
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Eddie Vedder has served as Pearl Ja
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SWITCHFOOT BRO-AM FOUNDATION G PHOT
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In January 2021, Cloris Leachman, 9
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS Carolyn Roy Cope
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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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