The Journal of San Diego History
Winter 1991, Volume 37, Number 1
Contents of This Issue

DAVID OWEN DRYDEN
A Builder in the Craftsman Style

 
David and Isabel Dryden on their wedding day, May 10, 1902, Monrovia, California.

 
David Dryden and his brother-in-law Len Wilson in mock boxing pose, Los Angeles, California, 1898

 
David Dryden as a tram conductor on the Boyle Heights line of the Los Angeles municipal railway system.

 
Isabel Rockwood, ca 1898 at age 16

 
David Dryden, ca. 1898 at age 21.

 
David Dryden home from 1913 through 1915. 3548 Granada St., North Park, (photograph ca. 1914)

 
The David Dryden family, San Diego, California, 1913.

 
George Hawley beach house, Mission Beach, 1915. Ventura Place and Ocean Front Walk.

 
George Carr house, North Park, 1915. View of the southwest corner from 28th Street.

 
George Carr house entrance veranda, 1915. Heavy redwood beams and bracketed pillars.

 
Dryden family home, 1915-1918. 3536 28th Street, North Park.

 
The John Carman Thurston house, 3446 28th Street, 1916. Northeast view of entrance veranda from the corner of 28th and Myrtle Streets.

 
Interior of the Thurston house dining room with oak paneled walls and leaded glass built-in cabinetry.

 
Interior of the Thurston entry hall and stairs.

 
Southwest corner of the Thurston house from the orchard and vegetable garden.

 
May Wise house, Mission Hills, 1918. View of the southwest entrance facade.

 
May Wise house, living room, view of the oriel window seat.

 
Wise house, dining room viewed from the living room through the neoclassical columnade.

 
David Owen Dryden, 1877-1946.