Encinitas: Our History and People

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1950ish ä 1952 ä • Jim Truax and Harry “Hodie” Zimmerman were among the first locals to take up the sport of surfing. Hodie’s family opened up Zim’s Diner, later to be known as the Coffee Mill, then Encinitas Café. Both Hodie and Jim were graduates of San Dieguito. • San Elijo Bluff referred for a time as the “gypsy camp” is acquired by the County of San Diego. Construction begins in 1966 and is now the popular San Elijo Campground, operated by the State of California. G Top: Encinitas First Street from D to E Street. Over the years other building tenants have included Lou’s Records, Reder Insurance, Detour Salon, a yoga studio, and a laundromat. PHOTO COURTESY OF KYLE THOMAS PHOTOGRAPHY Below: Jim Truax (front row, far left) and Hodie Zimmerman (Front row second from left)—Early Surf Pioneers. 6 0 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
1953 ä • Second Heritage Tree (406 4th St.) is planted by Ben Danforth and sons, Peter and John, for his wife, Jane, as a Christmas present. This Norfolk Island Pine is often referred to as a Star Pine. In 1994 local citizen, Luis Ortiz, starts decorating the tree for the holidays. In 2015 the Encinitas Historical Society joined in helping to assure the community that the tree will be celebrated yearly on the first Friday of December. • Roy’s Market (1144 N. Highway 101) is built by Gerard E. Roy in October. The 3,500 square foot building, made of sturdy cinder block, serves a vital need in the Leucadia area. Mr. Roy is the butcher and also delivers groceries to shut-ins. Greyhound bus tickets are also sold at the market. It is a family operation. • Pacific View Elementary School (608 3rd St) opens. These mid-century modern classrooms replace the Mission School. It is a functioning school until 2003. Currently (2019) it is being renovated by the Encinitas Arts Culture and Ecology Alliance (EACEA) and the Encinitas Historical Society. G Above: Luis Ortez, began decorating the Heritage Tree in 1994. Below, left: Peter Danforth, one of the brothers who planted the now 100’ tall Heritage Tree, working at his parent’s store, the Encinitas Market, c. 1954-55. C h a p t e r 6 F 6 1
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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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Page 15 and 16: G Top:.Because of our coastal deser
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Page 19 and 20: 1882 ä • A school district is es
Page 21 and 22: 1884 ä • Great Flood-No Trains!
Page 23 and 24: 1887-88 ä 1888 ä 1890 ä • The
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Page 27 and 28: G Top: Miles Justus Kellogg’s hom
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Page 31 and 32: 1908 ä • Lone Jack Road has a ve
Page 33 and 34: G Top: Downtown Encinitas, c. 1916.
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Page 37 and 38: 1915 ä 1916 ä • Lake Hodges Dam
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Page 43 and 44: 1924 ä • Mid-Winter Flower Festi
Page 45 and 46: 1927-28 ä • The Boathouses (726
Page 47 and 48: G Top: Moonlight Beach, c. the 1920
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Page 67 and 68: • Local Encinitas surfer, Daniell
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Page 73 and 74: L I N D A B E N S O N The life of t
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Page 81 and 82: 1987 ä • Indian Head Canyon (nor
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Page 87 and 88: G The Downtown Encinitas 101 Mainst
Page 89 and 90: G Above: Moonlight Beach. PHOTOGRAP
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Page 95 and 96: 2019 ä • Harbaugh Seaside Trails
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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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QUALITY OF LIFE H e a l t h c a r e
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E. G. Hammond. Fifteen children, mo
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The Olivenhain Town Council has its
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In 1909, desks, ceiling, walls and
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a networking resource for entrepren
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The mission of San Diego Botanic Ga
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With the advent of managed care (PP
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site by Rajarsi and some of his oth
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In the spring of 1983, several loca
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G Top: The grounds feature historic
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DR KENT POLLOCK/ CHIROPRACTIC CENTE
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SURFING MADONNA ORGANIZATION On Goo
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CARDIFF KOOK Bringing a piece of no
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THE MARKETPLACE E n c i n i t a s
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Oktoberfest, or Wiesn, is a 16 to 1
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LEUCADIA 101 MAIN ST. ASSOCIATION (
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ENCINITAS PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION
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The Guild today is a modern reflect
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cuisine department, where everythin
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All the Psy-Tek body scans are avai
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ENCINITAS CAFÉ The Encinitas Café
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James “Jimmy” Gillan arrived in
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HANSEN SURFBOARDS Born in the dusty
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NEAL GLASGOW PHOTOGRAPHY Neal Glasg
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From a young age, Kyle Thomas has h
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Ledge Media is a leading-edge multi
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THE CORNER FRAME SHOP TRIBUTE TO MO
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FAMILY HERITAGE F a m i l i e s a n
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Roberts Poinsett. A botanist, physi
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Depot, Walmart, Costco, and others
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and grew tobacco. Unfortunately, th
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S h a r i n g t h e H e r i t a g e
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After having two ladies clothing st
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continue the ranch operation for ma
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Encinitas’ sister city, Amakusa J
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McNeill Avenue is a one-block side
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THE ROY FAMILY The corner of Phoebe
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WEIDNERS GARDENS/ THE EVELYN WEIDNE
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BUILDING A GREATER ENCINITAS E n c
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Wayne Pasco joined the firm as a pr
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Early OMWD board meetings were held
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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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eads, “The Eagles lived and recor
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Eddie Vedder has served as Pearl Ja
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Of Ravi Shankar, George Harrison st
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Tony Hawk could have cemented his l
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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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