Here's another undated map from Willie Skinner. He was asking about Linda Vista junction, where the soldiers got off the train to be transported to Camp Kearny during World War I. It was no where near the current Linda Vista. It looks to be what we called La Jolla Junction in the 1950s. Interesting that there was a Hooters Street at Camp Kearny, where MCAS Miramar is today.

Resident cartographer Richard Cloward '60 thinks the map at the top might be closer to 1923. He shares a similar map above, which he thought might be around 1917. He noted that the bridge connecting South Mission Beach and Ocean Beach isn't shown on his map. That bridge was built in 1914, so I've adjusted his estimate to 1913. He also notes that San Diego High is still Russ High School and suggests that the red lines were made "by an agent showing folks that there were new routes and a bridge." He suspects they were using up old stock. Richard also sent along the "Strip Map" below, from the early 1930s -- a forerunner to the "Trip Tik". I spy "Pleasure Pier" at the foot of Garnet in Pacific Beach, which was Crystal Pier when it was first designed by Ernest Pickering around 1925.