The Journal of San Diego History
SAN DIEGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY
Spring 1975, Volume 21, Number 2
James E. Moss, Editor
Thomas L. Scharf, Assistant Editor
From Aspin to Zanzibar
Page 41. Miss B., "In the flesh, with friends."
Page 43. "It was natural, then, that the main thoroughfare through Mission Beach should be called Mission Boulevard." (c 1926)
Page 45. The first signed street is Aspin Court
Page 45. Windimere Court like the others is a narrow walkway, lined by owner's fences.
Page 45. Avalon Court, looking west from Mission Blvd., is a pathway of beautiful greenery.
Page 45. So prettily misspelled is Vanitie Court—a deliberately coinded name?
Page 47. Wavecrest Court—'I wonder if it was ever dedicated?'
Page 47. Mission Boulevard deadends at the south, where it is blocked by the North Jetty.
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