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Subject(s)

• Repeat photography—California—Laguna Beach [Browse]
• Laguna Beach (Calif.)—History—Pictorial works [Browse]

Author

• Felder, Gene [Browse]

Series

• Then & now (Arcadia Publishing) [More in this series]
• Images of America

Summary note

Everyone loves Laguna Beach; at least authors Foster J. Eubank and Gene Felder do, as well as everyone they know. It has long been an art colony, as indicated by city signs that read "Home of the Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters." The city's 23,000 residents work to protect its small-town atmosphere. Laguna Beach is now surrounded by 22,000 acres of protected natural open space that was originally part of Mexican land grants. In this volume, the authors show that much has changed, while much remains the same.

Contents

• Laguna's beach discovered
• Laguna Beach grows and attracts famous artists
• North Laguna Beach develops with the New Coast Highway
• South Laguna Beach expands along its picturesque shoreline.

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Other title(s)

Images of America: a history of American life in images and texts.

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