Crown of the Sea
"Live Where Living is
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A 1937 ad directing buyers to the tract office to purchase land in Corona del Mar proclaimed it "A Most Distinguished Setting for People Seeking the Most Unusual and Delightful Location for a Beach Home." While there have been many changes in the 80 years since this ad appeared, there is no doubt that this description still holds true today.
The 'Distinguished setting' has attracted considerable development and large lot lines homes have replaced many of the cottages. While the landscape of our city evolves, we aim to build awareness and celebrate the history that remains today. From the Goldenrod Footbridge, to the beautiful 1914 house on Dahlia Avenue and 'Big Spanish' on the corner of Ocean and Poppy, history still remains all around us. We hope by building awareness of the history behind these remarkable reminders of our past, we can build an appreciation, value, and pride in them that encourages preservation. |
Current Program
The CdM Historical Society is partnering with the Corona del Mar Residents Association (CdMRA) in conducting a historic resources survey of places, structures, and memories.
Do you live in or have info about a pre-1960 cottage in the Flower Streets? Or know someone that does? If so, please fill out this form and share any information that you have:
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Learn more about how to join us and get involved in discovering, preserving, and celebrating
the history of Corona del Mar.
the history of Corona del Mar.
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