Old Town is located just below the site of the original Presidio created to protect the Spanish settlers from the Indians. The town was the first European settlement in San Diego and is now a California State park.
Its adobe structures, built by the first settlers, have been restored to look as they might have in the early 1800s, and the area is a thriving tourist attraction. There are a number of shops that specialize in Mexican imports, decorator items and the arts. Numerous restaurants serve various cuisines. A blacksmith, newspaper office and woodworking shop offer glimpses of early industry in the area. Conferences
Hahn University Center
The 10th Annual Residential Real Estate Conference: Outlook 2010 will featue local and national economists who will discuss the forecast for residential real estate market in the year ahead. Speakers: Jay Brinkman, Chief Economist, Mortgage Bankers Assoc., Alan Gin, Associate Porfessor, USD, Ryan Ratclif, PhD, Assistant Professor, USD.
Forum
Joan B. Kroc Insitute, Peace and Justice
Directors Forum 2010, one of the country’s premier corporate governance conferences, uniquely brings together institutional investors, companies and regulatory organizations to talk about today’s unprecedented number of challenging corporate governance issues. Now in it’s 5th year, Directors Forum offers up-close interaction with today’s leading corporate governance thought leaders. Be a part of the conversation in this distinctive off-the-record setting!
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701 Fifth Avenue
San Diego, CA, 92101
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San Diego, CA, 92103
1875 El Prado
San Diego, CA, 92101
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British-American Chamber of Commerce of San Diego County
(619) 325-5621
Old Town San Diego Chamber of Commerce
(619) 291-4903
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