Julian City and Cuyamaca Country: A History and Guide to the Past and Present by LeMenager, Charles R.

Julian City and Cuyamaca Country: A History and Guide to the Past and Present (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781502739261)

Vendor: Charles R. LeMenager
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Format: Paperback
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Julian City and Cuyamaca Country: A History and Guide to the Past and Present by LeMenager, Charles R.

Julian City and Cuyamaca Country: A History and Guide to the Past and Present

$14.95
Julian City and Cuyamaca Country: A History and Guide to the Past and Present by LeMenager, Charles R.

Julian City and Cuyamaca Country: A History and Guide to the Past and Present

$14.95
Format: Paperback
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Julian City and Cuyamaca Country is Charles LeMenager's third book about San Diego backcountry history. His others, OFF THE MAIN ROAD and RAMONA AND ROUND ABOUT, were both San Diego Historical Society, Institute of History award winners. This work completes his trilogy covering the little known past of the heartland of California's fastest growing county. Eagle Peak Publishing Company is pleased to bring to those who enjoy local history, another work by this award-winning author.

Author: Charles R. LeMenager
ISBN-10: 1502739267
ISBN-13: 9781502739261
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 10/06/2014
Pages: 266
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.75lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.60d
By Charles R. LeMenager
By Charles R. LeMenager
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Charles LeMenager was, by profession, a land-use and planning consultant. Now, in semi-retirement, he spends more time with his avocations of researching and writing, and community service. He is a former executive with Fluor Corporation. Local and state government has also occupied much of his time, though mainly as a volunteer. He is a former mayor and councilman in the city of Santa Rosa, California, and was state director of housing and community development under Governor Ronald Reagan. Locally, he has served on the Ramona Municipal Water District board and the San Diego Country Estates (SDCE) Association board. He came to Ramona in 1970 to help master plan and develop the new community of SDCE. He liked it so well, it's been his home ever since.

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