Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “What Distinguishes Rancho Santa Fe”, circa 1920s

Name/Title

Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “What Distinguishes Rancho Santa Fe”, circa 1920s

Entry/Object ID

2026.005.031

Collection

Rancho Santa Fe Advertisments

Archive Items Details

Title

Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “What Distinguishes Rancho Santa Fe”, circa 1920s

Description

Single-page advertisement titled “What Distinguishes Rancho Santa Fe” describing the Rancho Santa Fe Plan requiring purchasers to enhance natural advantages through home construction, orchard planting, or landscaping within one year. The advertisement lists “Typical Estates” with acreage, location descriptions, frontage measurements, and prices, including properties near the Civic Center and golf course. It identifies Rancho Santa Fe as “A Community of Gentlemen’s Estates” in San Diego County, California, and includes Los Angeles representation by Henry G. Krohn Co., Pasadena representation by Ellis Bishop, and S. R. Nelson as Manager. A map graphic and a coupon requesting issues of Rancho Santa Fe Progress appear at the bottom of the page.

Creator

Santa Fe Land Improvement Company

Date(s) of Creation

1927

Dimensions

Dimension Description

8.5 x 11 inch

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Nelson, Sidney Robert

Person or Organization

Santa Fe Land Improvement Company

Person or Organization

Krohn, Henry G.

Person or Organization

Bishop, Ellis

Related Places

Place

Neighborhood

Rancho Santa Fe

County

San Diego County

State/Province

California

Country

The United States of America

Continent

North America