Featured
Cars didn’t seem to be an issue in National City around the turn of the 20th century.
With the above-average rainfall this year, followed by the recent sun and higher temperatures, flowers and plants are popping all over the county.
From the Archives travels today up to North County for this shot of the Camp Pendleton barracks in 1951 against the backdrop of Southern California coastal hills.
Nine standouts being inducted into the Vista Historical Society’s Hall of Fame made a mark on the city’s history with their accomplishments and service to the community
From the Archives heads up today to North County for this shot of the San Pasqual Valley and one of its residents, Jose Antonio Morales, in 1920 with his buggy and burro.
Naval team
New fashion for 1964
El Cajon to Alpine
From the archives heads to Borrego Springs today for some much needed warmth after all the rain with this photo from 1958 of a Borrego Water Co. float for a sun worshippers festival.
From the Archives travels to Spring Valley today for some citrus.
Padres before the major league
Top headlines by email, weekday mornings
Get top headlines from the Union-Tribune in your inbox weekday mornings, including top news, local, sports, business, entertainment and opinion.
You may occasionally receive promotional content from the San Diego Union-Tribune.
The iconic Gaslamp Quarter structure, which opened on March 28, 1924, is San Diego County’s oldest operating theater
Another period in Solana Beach
Twin Inns Victorian
From the Archives today visits East County with this scene from Pepper Drive in El Cajon from 1920.
From the Archives delivers some candy today for Valentine’s Day with this photo of a delivery driver and his cool motorcycle and sidecar outside the Ward Candy Co. at 1431 Market St. in San Diego.
We’re all tired of the rain, so From the Archives goes back to 1928 for this sunny, happy photo of a group of women having a good time at Mission Beach, circa 1928.
From the Archives heads up to Fallbrook today for this photo of lemons being sorted in 1957.
Structure was built in 1887
Only a few buildings stood in San Marcos in 1910
From the Archives takes a trip down to the South Bay today with this photo of downtown Chula Vista in 1955.
Trying to protect road and homes in Coronado
