House of Jerky and Root Beer, Silver Lilly Jewelry and Silversmithing
Strolling through San Diego Old Town is a bit like stepping back into the mid-19th Century, and with good reason. This was the heart of San Diego until around 1870.
Cosmopolitan Hotel, San Diego Old Town
San Diego Old town boasts over thirty restaurants, many with a Mexican flair. There are also over a hundred rather unique shops and some very impressive hotels. But it’s Old Town’s twenty-seven historic buildings and sites that are the main draw for photographers.
San Diego Old Town
Click on any image below to bring up today’s photo gallery, including captions identifying many of the building we saw that day.
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