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	Can you help us solve these Coronado History Mysteries? Do you know who these people are? The Coronado Historical Association is seeking your help in labeling some of the photos in our collection. Each month we will be posting four new photos. Who, What, When & Where? What was the occasion and who were these people? Can you help us identify the people in these photos? Why were they gathered? And if you can also name the year, that's even better! More…
	UPCOMING EVENT MAY 13, 2012 Coronado Historic Home Tour Seven examples of classic architecture on one of the oldest and loveliest streets in Coronado will be featured during the 2012 Coronado Historic Home Tour, Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 13. From an early Craftsman designed by William Sterling Hebbard in 1898, to a two-story Colonial Revival mansion constructed for a Navy captain in the mid-1930s, all seven homes pre-date World War II. Online ticket sales are now closed. Tickets may be picked up and purchased starting at 10:30am on Sunday at: 1013 Adella Avenue, Coronado, CA 92118. For further information please call (619) 437-8788.
	Coronado on the Frontline: 1942-1945 Displays vividly portray what was happening on North Island, in homes, schools and churches and at the Hotel del Coronado after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in December 1941. Photographs, documents, letters and postcards from the Museum's archive, as well as artifacts representing Coronado during this period will be on view. A soundtrack from the era and a 1940s-style living room vignette provide an appropriate backdrop. One poignant component focuses on the Japanese American neighbors, friends and workers in Coronado who were isolated and sent to internment camps. The exhibit will remain on display through October.
	Coronado Home Front Project If you would like to continue to support the Coronado Historical Association and recognize naval aviators who once lived in Coronado, you can do so by either purchasing a sign in our museum store, or by contacting our office at (619) 435-7242. The Aviator Guide provides a map and information.

1100 Orange Ave., Coronado CA 92118 Phone: 619.435.7242 Fax :619.435.8504

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