Self-Guided Walking Tour of Historic Normal School Site
Did you know that San Diego State University had it’s beginnings in University Heights? The San Diego Normal School was built in 1898 on Normal Street in University Heights to increase the certification of teachers. The school moved to Montezuma Mesa in 1931 and was renamed San Diego State University in the early 1970s. The tour highlights the eight historic buildings that still remain, and several potential heritage trees. An online version of this tour is available here.
Did you know that San Diego State University had it’s beginnings in University Heights? The San Diego Normal School was built in 1898 on Normal Street in University Heights to increase the certification of teachers. The school moved to Montezuma Mesa in 1931 and was renamed San Diego State University in the early 1970s. The tour highlights the eight historic buildings that still remain, and several potential heritage trees. An online version of this tour is available here.
Did you know that San Diego State University had it’s beginnings in University Heights? The San Diego Normal School was built in 1898 on Normal Street in University Heights to increase the certification of teachers. The school moved to Montezuma Mesa in 1931 and was renamed San Diego State University in the early 1970s. The tour highlights the eight historic buildings that still remain, and several potential heritage trees. An online version of this tour is available here.