Also known as the Great White Steamer, SS Catalina was a steamship built in 1924 by William Wrigley to serve Catalina Island as a passenger ferry. According to Catalina Island
NEWPORT BEACH—Not many businesses can say they have been operating since the 1800s, but the Dory Fishing Fleet and Market can. Pictured here is the Newport Pier and Dory Fleet
OCEANSIDE—Oceanside Pier has been through a lot since construction for the first structure began in 1888. The pier, which was originally called a wharf, has been battered by many storms.
MARINA DEL REY—This photo of Marina del Rey in 1956 comes courtesy of the Marina del Rey Historical Society. It shows an aerial view of what then mostly wetlands and
SANTIAGO CANYON—Irvine Lake was once a popular recreational fishing hideaway in Orange County. Pictured here, folks can be seen using the rental boats in the 1940s, which at one time
CATALINA ISLAND—At one time in Southern California’s history, it was not a rare sight to see one of the giant black sea bass off the coastline – in fact, it
SAN DIEGO—One of the iconic films of its time, “Some Like It Hot” starred Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon – and San Diego’s famed Hotel del Coronado! The film,
SAN CLEMENTE—Sometimes when looking back on history, it’s a marvel to see how much an area changed. Other places manage to keep the same spirit alive despite the world’s ever-changing
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