‘Abandoned San Diego’ author speaks at RSF Library

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Author Jessica Johnson with her book, available at HiddenSanDiego.net (McKenzie Images)

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David Street, Gail Graves, Heather Long, Stewart Albertson (McKenzie Images)

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Ginny Rich, Joanna Schumacher, Ronald Rich, David Johnson (McKenzie Images)

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Alejandra Moran, Akiko Surai (McKenzie Images)

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Abandoned San Diego explores the unknown and overlooked wonders of the San Diego area (McKenzie Images)

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Beverly Boggs, Diane Marika, Pat Friedman, Jim and Nancy Dow (McKenzie Images)

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Carey Miller, Joan Hayes (McKenzie Images)

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Aileen Ramirez, Erika and Gabriel Lopez (McKenzie Images)

Jan. 28, 2020 11:31 AM PT

Author Jessica Johnson appeared at the Rancho Santa Fe Library Jan. 25 to talk about “Abandoned San Diego,” her book about fascinating — and some hidden — places in San Diego.

Photos by McKenzie Images Online: rsfreview.com

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