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Guided Walking Tour Showcases UH’s Historic Bungalow Courts
The University Heights Historical Society will lead a guided walking tour of selected bungalow courts on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 11 a.m., starting at 4638-4648 North Ave. Tickets are $25. The tour celebrates the state’s May approval of the San Diego Bungalow Court Multiple Property Documentation, which makes National Register nominations easier and more affordable.
George A. D'Hemecourt: The Civil Engineer Behind University Heights' Map
Discover the story of George d'Hemecourt, the civil engineer who created the 1900 Amended Map of University Heights covering 6,200 parcels and designed the iconic Quince Street Bridge.
New Historical Marker Honors Old Trolley Barn Site
UH celebrates its streetcar heritage with a new historical marker at Old Trolley Barn Park.
The Enduring Appeal of Bungalow Courts
UH’s bungalow courts remain beloved for their style, community feel, and historic significance.