Huell Howser Visits Old Town Temecula - Temecula, CA, USA

Burnham House - Temecula, CA, USA

This private residence was the home of the George A. Burnham family, owners of the Burnham Store/Temecula Mercantile which was located a couple blocks to the east.  This structure began as the Wildomar Hotel which was built in the 1880s.  George Burnham had it moved to this location in the 1890s, modifying it into a home for his family.

Located at 28653 Pujol Street.

Marshall Street Swim Center - Oceanside, CA, USA

The Marshall Street Swim Center is one of two public swimming pools operated by the City of Oceanside.  Located in Marshall Street Park, it is presently closed while the city seeks an outside party to operate and maintain the facility.

Located at 1404 Marshall Street at the end of the cul-de-sac.

Marshall Street Park - Oceanside, CA, USA

Marshall Street Park is a small neighborhood park operated by the City of Oceanside.  It features a playground for children and picnic tables, and is the location of the Marshall Street Swim Center, one of Oceanside's two public pool facilities.

Located at 1400 Marshall Street at the end of the cul-de-sac.

Vista Fire Department-1929 - Vista, CA, USA

Vista Fire Department-1929 is a mural painted by artist Doug Davis.  It was dedicated to the City of Vista by the Vista Village Business Association in 2000.

Located on the east exterior wall of the Curbside Cafe at 307 Main Street.

I.O.O.F. Building - Oceanside, CA, USA

The brick I.O.O.F. Building was built in 1924 by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Lodge #346.  The door to the far right leads to the stairway to the second floor where the Odd Fellows held, and continue to hold, their meetings.  The J.C. Penney Company leased the downstairs portion of the building in 1929 and occupied it for forty years until they relocated to the newly built Plaza Camino Real Shopping Mall in Carlsbad.  Various businesses have occupied the downstairs space since that time, including an Amvets thrift store in the 1970s.

  
This sign has hung on the front of the building since at least the early 1950s, and probably much earlier than that.

Located downtown at 503 to 509 Mission Avenue (formerly Second Street).

Utility Box Art - Oceanside, CA, USA

In 2008 the Oceanside Arts Commission facilitated the painting of 20 gray utility boxes located at the Oceanside Harbor by volunteer artists.   The project took two years to complete.

 

 

 

This painted utility box depicts an ocean scene.  It is signed J. Crawford '08.

 

 

Located on Harbor Drive North.