History was made on Tuesday in San Diego. The Padres made what some are calling the most important trade in baseball history. But, of course, history is made every single day.
Let’s relive a few cool memories from five years ago!
Back in August 2017, events in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park recreated life in our city a century and a half ago; a fun community festival celebrated Logan Heights; and a couple of big Labor Day festivals–the U.S. Sand Sculpting Challenge and the Festival of Sail–were almost ready to open!
If you’d like to experience a little bit of San Diego history, click the upcoming links!
Click the following links to enjoy many photographs…
Trades That Shaped the West demonstrated in Old Town!
History at the Los Peñasquitos adobe ranch house.
Days of the Vaqueros in Old Town San Diego!
Cool photos from Steampunk Day at the Library!
Cool photos of the Imperial Avenue Street Festival!
Three cool sand sculptures at the Broadway Pier!
Natural beauty at the West Coast Shell Show!
Festival of Sail tall ships at sunset!
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