Standing on the site of the 1st mission and fort in California in 1769, the building known as the San Diego Presidio, designed by William Templeton Johnson, was built in 1928-29 by the city of San Diego on land donated by George Marston.
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Founded in 1769, the Mission San Diego de Alcalá was the 1st of the mission churches in California. In 1931 it was rebuilt to what architects J. E. Loveless & J. Marshall Miller determined was what the 1813 church must have looked like.
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Although only in use 1855-1891, the Old Point Loma Lighthouse stands watch over the entry to San Diego Bay. Its prominent position at 422′ above sea level was an issue when the light could not be seen during periods of fog & low clouds.
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