Memories of the Cove
MEMORIES OF THE COVE This December, we are celebrating Crystal Cove’s rich history by sharing some of our favorite Cove
MEMORIES OF THE COVE This December, we are celebrating Crystal Cove’s rich history by sharing some of our favorite Cove
Cottage #11 is one of a handful of oceanfront cottages resting along the north side of the Historic District. Commonly
Throughout October, the Crystal Cove Alliance Art Council will be celebrating its 10 year anniversary of promoting plein air art
During the 1920s and 30s, Japanese sharecroppers farmed the Crystal Cove land that once belonged to the Irvine Ranch. Looking
Nestled on the southern-most point of Crystal Cove’s Historic District, Cottage #13 is perhaps Crystal Cove’s most famous landmark. It
Cottage #45: The Store Once a soda fountain and store in the 1950s, Cottage #46 now features rotating exhibits showcasing
Dating back to the early days of beach tents and makeshift cottages, the “Commons” in the Crystal Cove Historic District
SURF’S UP! CATCHING WAVES AT CRYSTAL COVE NEVER GROWS OLD Although much of Crystal Cove’s history can be traced back
COTTAGE #46 THE CRYSTAL COVE STORE AND SODA FOUNTAIN FROM THE 1950s NOW SERVES AS AN EXHIBITION SPACE THAT ALLOWS
WINDOW TO THE PAST MORO CANYON SERVED AS A HOME, MARKET AND HARDWARE STORE FOR ITS EARLIEST RESIDENTS MORE THAN
