A Photography Project
Built in 1903 by the Southern Pacific Railroad, the Santa Susana Depot served the community of Rancho Simi as a passenger station, telegraph office and freight depot where farmers could deliver crops and pick up farming equipment.
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The Villa Montezuma, built in 1887 in San Diego as the home of pianist, author and spiritualist Jesse Shepard, defies exact architectural classification, combining Moorish or Turkish and Gothic Influence in a general Queen Anne style.
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You will travel over the Cold Spring Canyon Arch Bridge, the highest arch bridge in California, if you take CA 154 between Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez. It was the longest bridge of its kind in the world when it opened in 1964.
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Our top 12 for 2022 certainly covers the myriad sites, buildings, structures, monuments, and other natural and historical points of interest and/or importance that are considered locally, regionally and/or nationally as landmarks.
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Landmark #500 Part 3 of 3 – the master plan developed by William Pereira for the UC Irvine campus included twelve buildings. Today we are featuring the Gateway Study Center, Humanities Hall, Krieger Hall and Langson Library.
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Landmark #500 Part 2 of 3 – the master plan developed by William Pereira for the UC Irvine campus included twelve buildings. Today we are featuring the Engineering Tower, Rowland Hall, the Social Science Tower and the Computer Science building.
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Landmark #500 Part 1 of 3 – the master plan developed by William Pereira for the UC Irvine campus included twelve buildings. Today we are featuring Crawford Hall, Schneiderman Lecture Hall, Steinhaus Hall and UCI Student Health Center.
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