Not Fade Away

Built by the Methodists in 1887 after their original building was lost to a windstorm, this brick structure is the oldest church in Lake Els...

This Mission Revival style building was built in 1928 by Allen Champion.  It is constructed of clay bricks from the area of Alberhill, near ...

This depot, built by the Santa Fe Railroad, once served a Santa Fe spur line that ran from San Bernardino through Perris, then on through He...

California State Registered Landmark No. 557 "Maze Stone This pictograph, representing a maze, is an outstanding example of t...

This private residence was the home of the George A. Burnham family, owners of the Burnham Store/Temecula Mercantile  which was located a co...

Built about 1905 this building was purchased by the Friedemann family about 1910.  From 1916 until sometime in the 1940s it housed the Fried...

Built in 1891.  George A. Burnham purchased the general store about 1902 from original owner Philip Pohlman.  Burnham family members continu...

The small two-story building referred to as the Old Temecula Jail was never actually intended or used for that purpose.  The walls are const...

Built in the 1890s by R.J. Welty and his wife, Mary, the building originally housed a store on the ground floor and rooms for rent on the se...

The Main Street Bridge over Murrieta Creek in Old Town Temecula was built in 1945.  The concrete and wooden slab-type bridge was typical for...

Organized in 1886 as the Methodist Episcopal Church, the building was completed in 1887.  It is still active today. Located at 33005 Tay...