La Mesa History
Winter 2026 Newsletter
From stamped sidewalks to sold-out home tours, the La Mesa History Center is hitting the ground running in 2026!
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19th Annual Home Tour Photos
Thank you all for another successful La Mesa History Center Home Tour.
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Fall 2025 Newsletter
Fall 2025 LMHC Newsletter LMHC Newsletter Fall 2025 PDF Download PDF LMHS - Newsletter_Fall_2025_ONLINE_FINALDownload Another busy summer has flown by for the La Mesa History Center and what a tremendous summer it was. Around sixty of our members gathered for our Annual Meeting on June 29th
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History Roundtable Presentation previewing the 19th Annual Home Tour "Golden Gems of La Mesa"
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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“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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18th Annual Home Tour Information
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 area
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LA MESA HISTORY GEMS: Historical Stories from the Jewel of the Hills
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 course, there is
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McKinney House Landscape to get an Update
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 a