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CAMP
PENDLETON HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. |
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Preserving a
Rich and Colorful History |
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Several historic buildings serve as reminders of Camp Pendleton’s rich and colorful past. CPHS is dedicated to helping the Marine Corps restore and maintain these historic structures and to help build a visitor’s center and museum to give the public a better understanding of Camp Pendleton’s history and the exploits of its' Marines and sailors. For tours of the Santa Margarita Y Las Flores (Ranch House) or the Las Flores Adobe, contact Faye Jonason, History and Museums Officer at 760-725-3146 or send your request for a tour via e-mail. |
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Hoedown, Saturday, August 29 at Las Flores Adobe
![]() Santa Margarita y Las Flores
![]() The Chapel
![]() The Las Flores Adobe
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The Camp Pendleton Historical Society is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), corporation dedicated to supporting and promoting the historical programs of Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton by, * raising funds for the preservation of Base historic sites and museums, * promoting public pride and patriotism through an understanding of the historical, cultural, and architectural significance of the Base as mission land, a working ranch, and an amphibious training base, and * increasing public awareness of the Marine Corps role in preserving this national treasure.
Membership incentives information.
Membership Information CPHSmembership@cox.net General Information CPHSinformation@cox.net BOARD OF DIRECTORS Col. Rirchard B. Rothwell, USMC (Ret) Col. James L. Williams, (Ret) Col. Joe. J. Kirkpatrick, USMC Linda F. Holmes Howard G. Blair G. Wayne Eggleston Col. R. Stewart Navarre, USMC (Ret) Robert "Taffy" Strauss Faye Jonason SUPPORT GROUP Daniel S. Hapke, Esq. Lt.Col. Jerry Broeckert, USMC (Ret) COUNCIL OF ADVISORS Lt.Gen. Matthew D. Cooper, USMC (Ret)
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SECOND QUARTER 2009 Now
available
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pdf format
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© 2008 CAMP PENDLETON HISTORICAL SOCIETY |
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