Joel C.
5/19/2025
The sounds of the hoarsea that run through the streets with the riders the stage goes by with passengers the sounds of the old West filled the Old Town the sounds of the hoarsea that stop at the...
Blackhawk Livery Stable
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4002 Wallace St
San Diego, CA 92110
Blackhawk Livery Stable, a historic structure dating back to 1872, originally served to shelter horses, feed gear, and wagons, likely functioning as the servants' quarters for the Bandini family. After being purchased by Albert Seeley to expand his stagecoach business, the stable has since evolved into a demonstration area showcasing blacksmithing and woodworking within the park.
The stable's rich history and architectural significance contribute to its role in the cultural landscape of San Diego, making it a notable site for visitors interested in the region's heritage. Related historical sites in the area include various museums and homes that further illustrate the history of Old Town San Diego.
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Arlene P.
6/4/2021
Returning to normal #2 A wonderful place to go and enjoy the great outdoors and a cool history lesson too. Nestled in Old Town, this place is free to go to, to see blacksmiths heating metal...
Tami D.
3/2/2014
We enjoyed seeing the blacksmith and woodworking shop here. Originally built in 1868 (and rebuilt in 1974), blacksmiths would make a variety of items, such as farming tools and iron pots for the...
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