Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “In California, Rancho Santa Fe Is THE Place to Live,” September 1929

Name/Title

Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “In California, Rancho Santa Fe Is THE Place to Live,” September 1929

Entry/Object ID

2026.005.039

Collection

Rancho Santa Fe Advertisments

Archive Items Details

Title

Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “In California, Rancho Santa Fe Is THE Place to Live,” September 1929

Description

Single-page advertisement appearing in Country Life, September 1929, page 15, titled “In California, Rancho Santa Fe Is THE Place to Live.” The advertisement describes Rancho Santa Fe as a highly restricted 10,000-acre community of private estates located 110 miles from Los Angeles and 25 miles north of San Diego. It references protective restrictions, a 2000-acre eucalyptus grove, more than 50 miles of roads and bridle paths, an 18-hole golf course, a beach club, La Morada guest house, and a Civic Center. Property offerings include large estates priced from $5,000 to $150,000 and orchard acreage priced at $350 to $700 per acre. Photographs are captioned “Entrance to La Morada, the guest house at Rancho Santa Fe,” “View of an 847-acre Rancho Santa Fe estate across the San Dieguito valley,” “Ancestral home of Don Juan Maria Osuna,” and an image of Miss Mary Josephine Bishop on her saddler, “Nevermind.”

Creator

Rancho Santa Fe Corporation

Date(s) of Creation

Sep 1929

Dimensions

Dimension Description

8.5 x 11 inch

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Rancho Santa Fe Corporation

Person or Organization

Bishop, Mary Josephine

Person or Organization

Osuna, Juan María

Related Places

Place

Neighborhood

Rancho Santa Fe

County

San Diego County

State/Province

California

Country

The United States of America

Continent

North America