Davina's Cabo Grill and Cantina

212 N Tremont Street in Oceanside CA
Official Website

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Mural behind Petite Madeline's

Created 2002 by Sue Pruett and Rhonda Ruggieri

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Patio in California Surf Museum

Accessed from inside the California Surf Museum

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California Surf Museum

312 Pier View Way in Oceanside CA
Official Website
Hours: Daily 10am - 4pm, Thursdays until 8pm
Admission: $5 general, $3 senior and military and students, free for children
Created 2009

Concrete

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museum

Pier View Coffee Building

300 Pier View Way in Oceanside CA
Official Website

The George P McKay building was completed in 1908. McKay moved from his previous location at the corner of Mission and Cleveland. The first floor of this building housed a general merchandise store carrying a wide variety of items. George and Mary McKay lived upstairs. - from Oceanside Historical Society

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Bunker House

322 Cleveland Street, Oceanside CA 92054
Official Website
Created 1886

Theodore C Bunker purchased this property in 1885 from J Chauncey Hayes and erected this 2 story brick structure in 1886. Known as the Bunker House, it was a family residence as well as a boarding house. After Mr Bunker's untimely death the family moved to LA. Years later it was renamed the Traveler's Hotel. The building is said to have a colorful history, from the stabbing death of one of its owners to the years of use by prostitutes. It is the oldest remaining brick commercial/residential structure in Oceanside. - from Oceanside Historical Society

Historical Timeline:

1886 - The building was built by Theodore Bunker. The first floor was intended for store usage and the upstairs was planned for a hall. Later that same year, the San Diego Union reported that the $3000 building “will be an ornament to the town,” and it was utilized for a Town meeting hall.
1889 - Mr. Bunker was unable to repay his debt on the property, and it went back to Mrs. Couts, his financier. (Sounds a lot like today!!) During her ownership the property was utilized as a boarding house for railroad workers.
1904 - Mr. Rieke bought the property and added on the back portion of the house. The Riekes became well known builders in Oceanside.
1923 - H.J. Crawford bought the building.
1945 - It was sold in to George Haddox.
1947 - Mr. Haddox sold it to Ralph and Ella Rogers. This lovely couple operated the Rogers Music Co., leasing jukeboxes to local bars throughout the county. They leased the upstairs to boarders. After his retirement from the music business Mr. Rogers named the building the Travelers Hotel.
1970′s - In later years the building fell into disrepair and was associated with prostitution activities in Oceanside.
1977 - The building was abandoned after Rogers passed away.
1983 - Rosaline acquires the building and attempts to establish a restaurant, but challenges with the city led her to drop this idea.
1987-1991 - The City of Oceanside uses the building for offices.
2010 - Apotheque Lifestyle Spa revitalizes the building at 322 N. Cleveland Street bringing new life, positive energy, and wellness to the community of Oceanside.

- from Apotheque

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Code Enforcement Division Building

602 Civic Center Drive in Oceanside CA

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Oceanside Civic Center

Coast Highway and Pier View Way in Oceanside CA
Created 1989

Civic complex for the City of Oceanside, including city offices and the main Library

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Opus

On Biogen-Idec Terrace of the Oceanside Museum of Art
704 Pier View Way in Oceanside CA

Created 1972 by James Hubbell, installed at current location 2013

cast bronze sculpture on concrete base

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sculpture

Junior Seau Community Center Mural

On north exterior wall of Junior Seau Community Center in Oceanside CA Whale undersea mural

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Fish Bikerack

Just north of the pier in Oceanside CA

Fish skeleton as bike rack

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Oceanside Pier Plaza Amphitheatre

200 The Strand North, south of the pier in Oceanside CA
Created in 1937 by the WPA

Amphitheater that holds music events and much more.

Oceanside's current bandshell was built in 1950. The first of four bandshells was built in 1919. A stage for the Miss Southern California Beauty Contests, concerts, beach openings, this current bandshell was used in the 2000 movie "Bring It On". - from Oceanside Historical Society