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Title: The Big Lemon – Lemon Grove Historical Society · language en-US. First 1,800 of 4,784 characters:
The Big Lemon – Lemon Grove Historical Society Contact Us Visit UsLemon Grove Parsonage MuseumMuseum ExhibitsTourist AttractionLemon Grove History MuralVideo: The Parsonage MuseumHistoric Structures located at Treganza Heritage ParkThe H. Lee House Cultural CenterParsonage Museum History – The Atherton ChapelNews & EventsLemon Grove ArticlesPress RoomThe Lemon Tree NewsletterEvents“History Alive” LecturesTea & TourGeneral Interest ProgramsResourcesArchivesResources for GenealogistsNotable People of Lemon GroveLemon Grove ReviewWho We AreAwardsLGHS LeadershipPreservation OrganizationsEducation OutreachInternships and Senior ProjectsGalleryNewsletter Sign UpContact UsRentalsSupport UsSupport Us! – Join Us!Become a MemberVolunteers and DocentsMillennium Brick ProjectLeave a LegacyRewards ProgramsSOS – Save Our Structures!Gift ShopHistoric Lemon GroveThe Big LemonThe City of Lemon GroveBusinesses Then & NowLemon Grove TimelineLemon Grove History MuralHistory MinuteThe Lemon Grove IncidentContact UsThe Big LemonDo you want to learn more about the history of the City of Lemon Grove?Visit the Lemon Grove History Mural or review our Time LineVisit the Lemon Grove Historical Society’s Parsonage Museum in Treganza Heritage Park.Then become a member. Join us!"See Lemon Grove and Live!"Commissioning Alberto Treganza to design The Big Lemon was driven by the town’s then chamber of commerce to draw attention to the annual crops of award-winning lemons, the beauty of the landscape and the historic nature of the community, which was promoted in a chamber brochure with, “See Naples and die; see Lemon Grove and live!”. In 1928 the automobile had swept the nation and suburbs were competing with agricultural lands for development. The American Country Home Movement was in full swing (the H
| A business type in JSON-LD | no |
| Name | no |
| Telephone | 619-460-4353 (a tel: link, not structured) |
| Address | no |
| Opening hours | no |
| Menu or price list | nothing |
| Cuisine in structured data | no |
| JSON-LD blocks | 0 (microdata:WPFooter, microdata:WPHeader, microdata:WebPage) |
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| lghistorical.square.site/product/donate/1 | ordering | square, acting for the business |
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