Iconic Encinitas Issue #1 November 2022

1 Mile North]—Encinitas
n (Now Pannikin Coffee
ilt in 1887/88 near the
e and closed in 1969. In
moved to Leucadia, and
rmed into a very popular
establishment.
The ENCINITAS Sign
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The Surfing
Madonna
Mosaic
The Encinitas Historical Society
Historical
Walking Tour
The members of the Historical Society offer free guided
Downtown Encinitas Historical Walking Tours. The tour is
scheduled every other month on the third Saturday. The
tour takes approximately two hours.
Commencing at the 1883 Schoolhouse, we venture out,
covering the history of many places along 2nd and Coast
Highway 101. We even trek down into Cottonwood Creek
pathway, a historical landmark so important, it’s the reason
Encinitas is here. This tour will allow the participant to
imagine Encinitas of yesteryear.
Or, take your own self-guided, mini walking tour using
our map and QR Codes to guide you, but be sure to
purchase the Historic Walking Tour guide at the Encinitas
Historical Society to learn more about each map point.
Historical photos courtesy of the Encinitas Historical
Society. Modern photos courtesy of Daphne Fletcher.
The Village Rendezvous/Daley
Double Saloon
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La Paloma Theater
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“Encinitas Child”—Sculpture created
by local artist Manuelita Brown.
This welcome sign for visitors was
commissioned by the Encinitas 101
Mainstreet Association to celebrate
their 20th anniversary.
The Derby House
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San Dieguito American
Legion Post 416—Built
in 1931 on the original
site by WWI veterans.
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Rupe Building (Now Herb & Sea)—Built
in 1928. In the 1930s, it was home to the
Coast Dispatch. During WWII it was
an ammunition depot. In the 1950s, it
housed both the local library and the
Sheriff’s sub-station.
rd Shopping Center—Built
it was the original site of
itas Lumberyard Company,
trains could drop off loads
. It was also the location of
ncinitas Mid-Winter Flower
hich started in 1924.
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Petrie House—Built in 1931 by Mr.
Petrie, who created a brick mold and
cast each cement block one by one. The
design is in the Tudor-Cotswold Revival
style. In the chimney, Mr. Petrie spelled
out “1931” with colored pebbles.
The Encinitas Historical Society
390 W F St, Encinitas, CA 92024
www.encinitashistoricalsociety.org
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The Self Realization Fellowship
Lotus Tower
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