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The #15 "Mission Beach Special"
I think those are San Diego Electric Railway "suits" posing at the left for photographer L. K. Dewein on July 21, 1924. The streetcar is on 3rd Avenue, just south of Broadway. Horton Plaza is out of sight at the left. The word has always been that Spreckels built Mission Cliff Gardens so people would ride his streetcards to get there. I believe he built Mission Beach Amusement Center (today's Belmont Park) for the same reason. I'm wondering where folks swam at Mission Beach in 1924. I'm not sure the plunge was even open yet. Perhaps a bracing splash in the ocean.
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(The sign on the side of the streetcar)
PEP UP!=During Lunch Time
RIDE-SWIM and LUNCH at MISSION BEACH 75¢
This car leaves 3rd & Broadway 12:30 PM Week Days
Returns to 3rd & Broadway 1:45 PM
ONE HOUR and 35 MINUTES of RECREATION
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(On the front of the streetcar)
MISSION BEACH
SPECIAL
Round Trip Transportation
Bathing Suit
Locker
Towel
Swim
Good Lunch
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The Alibi Club at Crystal Pier 1952
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San Diego, 1876
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Pacific Beach Chevron, 1946-2020
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El Cajon 1895
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47th & Federal, 1946
Del Mar Train Station, 1910
San Diego Mothball Fleet, 1950
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