The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation (SBTHP) works to preserve, restore, reconstruct and interpret historic sites in Santa Barbara County. SBTHP operates El Presidio de Santa Bárbara State Historic Park, Santa Barbara’s 18th century birthplace, under a unique agreement with California State Parks. SBTHP also owns and operates Casa de la Guerra, the 1820s home of Presidio Comandante José de la Guerra and his family and Jimmy’s Oriental Gardens, a former family-run Chinese restaurant built in 1947. SBTHP maintains a conservation easement over the historic shopping center and office complex, El Paseo, in the heart of downtown Santa Barbara, and operates the Santa Inés Mission Mills property near the town of Solvang through an arrangement with California State Parks.
Here on History Pin, we are sharing photos of the Santa Barbara Presidio neighborhood from the collections of the Santa Barbara Presidio Research Center.
Find out more at: www.sbthp.org
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This adobe building at 908 Santa Barbara Street was part of the original presidio quadrangle constructed by the Spanish in the 1780s. When California became part ... (read more)
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This adobe residence was built in 1828 by José de la Guerra, the fifth commandant of the Santa Barbara Presidio. In addition to his military duties, ... (read more)
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This 1887 residence was originally built by Florentino Bonilla, who worked as the majordomo of the Gualdalasca Ranch in Ventura until he moved to Santa Barbara ... (read more)
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East De la Guerra Street looking west towards State Street, in Santa Barbara, circa 1923 or 1924. The photo date is based on both the construction ... (read more)
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