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“Golden Gems of La Mesa” — 19th Annual Home Tour Information
The La Mesa History Center is proud to present our 19th Annual Home Tour, “Golden Gems of La Mesa,” featuring classic homes in and around La Mesa’s “Downtown Village.”
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The La Mesa History Center is proud to present our 19th Annual Home Tour, “Golden Gems of La Mesa,” featuring classic homes in and around La Mesa’s “Downtown Village.”
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The La Mesa History Center is proud to present our 18th Annual Home Tour, “Peaks of Preservation,” featuring awe-inspiring homes in Grossmont/Mt Helix with breathtaking views, period decor, inspiring architecture, artistic gems, and beautiful landscapes. Don't miss the stunning designs of these fantastic Greater La Mesa
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La Mesa History Center's Roundtable series provides an encore video, presenting a fascinating exploration of Grossmont and Mt. Helix's mid-century architectural heritage. Renowned historian and author Jim Newland and Keith York of Modern San Diego will delve into the stories and architecture that shaped our
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La Mesa History Center's Roundtable series provides an encore video, with author, historian and planner James Newland's presentation about our 17th Annual Home Tour, “Preservation Heroes.” Learn about the amazing homes, owners, builders, residents, neighborhoods, and artists associated with this tour! Topics covered: The history, art
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La Mesa History Center's Roundtable series provides an encore video, with author, historian, planner James Newland's presentation about the architectural and artistic heritage of the century-old Grossmont High School and its surrounding neighborhoods, featuring the work of legendary architects Cliff May, Henry Hayden Whiteley and
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We want to thank all of you for the support of the beautiful and poignant artwork created in La Mesa after the events of May 30th. As of this weekend, approximately half of these wonderful pieces of art had already been removed/dismantled as La Mesa reopens. Therefore, we want
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Updated from articles published online in the La Mesa Patch on March 24 & March 26, 2011. References to the 2010-11 Kawhi Leonard-led team have been replaced with our #6 ranked, 2019-20 MWC Championship team. A Bit of Historical SDSU March Madness for Basketball Deprived 2020 Of
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Similar to all community organizations, institutions and businesses across the nation the La Mesa History Center Board and Officers have been monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation with concern. In concert with the Federal and State governments, the County of San Diego and the City of La Mesa we wish
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Drum roll, please. The Landscape Committee presented a much-awaited landscape plan for LMHC’s McKinney House property at the recent Annual Meeting. After months of work, the committee, comprised of Board members Tracey Stotz, Jim Newland, Kristin Dooley, and Alex Quintero, with input from Landscape Architect Karen Adams, developed
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Tucked away behind the Palermo Building at the La Mesa History Center is a storage building housing our collection. This building is home to the original records, photographs, maps, paintings, artifacts and an overall treasure trove of memorabilia from La Mesa's past. Each item whether made of metal,
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We hope you are enjoying the holiday season, including the rare rain and cool weather. The LMHC Board also hopes you will be attending our traditional McKinney Christmas Open House on Sunday, December 9th from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Many of you have been sharing concerns and
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The La Mesa History Center will once again participate in this year’s City of La Mesa Flag Day Parade, Saturday June 2nd at 10am on La Mesa Boulevard in the downtown Village. LMHC is partnering again with the Miss La Mesa and Miss La Mesa Teen Pageant to bring