ChronoPoints | Roundhouse Update
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02 Jul Roundhouse Update
With the decorative white beams to the right, this image depicts the complete demolition of the Roundhouse Rotunda. You can see the bridge to the service area remaining on the left.
Take June 29, 2018
Photo courtesy Jim Newland, La Mesa Historical Society
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