Gaslamp Walking Tour
Tour architecturally significant structures of the period from Old City Hall to the Romanesque style Keating Building and hear the stories of the people and characters that shaped the destiny of San Diego. Opening a window to San Diego's past, the Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation showcases the history of the Davis-Horton House built in 1850, as well as walking tours of the historic Gaslamp Quarter.
The tour includes architecturally significant structures of the period from Old City Hall (1874) to the Romanesque style Keating Building (1890) to the Baroque Revival Louis Bank of Commerce (1888), along with fascinating stories of the people and characters that shaped the destiny of San Diego, from William Heath Davis, who first attempted the building of "New Town," to Alonzo Horton who came here in 1867 and finished the job, the cultural heritage of San Diego speaks through the buildings of a by-gone era that stand as testimony to its richness. The tour takes under two hours and includes the Davis-Horton House Museum.
When
Ongoing until Saturday, April 7, 2018
Hours
| Saturdays, 11am-12:30pm |