Photo taken from the top of Morro Rock by Glen On this site we have Looking north on Main Street at Morro Bay Boulevard. Rightmost photo by E. Roy. Women's Golf in Morro Bay and the History of the course, Atascadero Beach (Cloisters), Morro Beach Inn and the Mattoon Act, Hard Times in Morro Bay by H. Jesse Walker PhD, Baywood Park and the dream of Richard Otto, Bill Huntington, a resident since 1938 tells us about his early life, The Great Depression in San Luis Obispo County 1930's, The Harbor Project to be discussed by local dignitaries, The Standard Oil facility at Estero Beach, A video of Morro Bay in 1948___new December, 2013, PT Boat Rescues Fishermen 1950___new August, 2018, A slide program of Army training in Morro Bay, Armistice Day 1941 and Morro Bay "Navy Day" poster, Submarine Attack (yes, here!) 5th Street, now called Morro Bay Boulevard, looking toward the May, 1953. Very Early panorama of Morro Bay before there was a park. west toward the bay. Morro Rock, a State Historic Landmark, was formed about 23 million years ago from the plugs of long-extinct volcanoes. About 1894. Taken in the 1920s. many old photographs and also some stories about the be near where the causeway is today). Late 1880s. Pre 1933. Around 1911. old-timers of Morro Bay. The West side of Morro Rock isn't defaced and remains as seen by Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo (1542) and possibly Pedro de Unamuno (1587). Photo by S. Photo by S. Shuman. skeleton laid out. The time period covered will, for the most part, harbor. This activity continued until 1968, when Morro Rock was declared a historical landmark. Below are some select photos and caption information, The causeway to Morro Rock is started. relatively high, as the estuary is mostly covered by water. This must have been close to Portola's Salinan Tribe's Legend of The Serpent at Morro Rock Take a look at this, Kenneth Hansen USMC and the Palawan Massacre. Energy (news)) in December of '41, Japanese Relocation Photographs and Manzanar 2007, WWII Morro Bay Military Training Video on utube, Morro Bay men Serving their Country in 1943, Any relatives killed in the Pacific? The tide appears to be relatively high, as the estuary is mostly covered by water. Church. north shore taken by S. Shuman. Emergency crews responded to reports of people illegally climbing Morro Rock Tuesday. The current Here is shown a Bay's Yesterdays, Tax sale..find out what your property was worth, Morro Bay Business people of the late 40's, Some Great 1950's Photographs in slide show format, Indian Summer...a treatise on Morro Bay's famous fog (May 2009), Morro Bay Was For Kids...nostalgic reflections, Break in the Peninsula...1955 top of the rock photos, 1952 Veterans of World War 1 living in Morro Bay, Morro Bay High 1976 Champs!...a once in a lifetime team, The famous plein air artists of Morro Bay, Painting of Morro Bay by famous artist George Demont Otis, Painting by William Wendt of Kilpatrick home, Thoughts and poems by a woman who loved Morro Bay (1933), Virg's Fishing...the family, fishermen and some unbelievable fish, Joseph Giannini's Morro Bay influence and his story, Barbara Stickel's history of Morro Bay Fishermen. The new/old San Salvador, replica of Cabrillo's galleon that sailed past the Morro Bay coast in 1542. The call came in at about 1:35 p.m. Morro Bay police say an 11- and 13-year-old … 5th Street, now called Morro Bay Boulevard, looking … Photo by S. Shuman. April, 1955. Morro Rock is still an island. A wonderful nature area for marine enthusiasts and all that enjoy nature, walks, bicycle riding, +++. Morro Rock (Salinan: Le'samo, Northern Chumash: Lisamu') is a volcanic plug in Morro Bay, California, on the Pacific Coast at the entrance to Morro Bay harbor. Schneider. Boats could enter the bay from both directions, but it was known as a treacherous harbor. Return to this page by finding "Homepage" at the You can see the damage done to the breakwater due to high Trestle with railroad tracks to quarry on Morro Rock, from shore. Morro Bay, esp. Morro Rock is still an island. The current day communities of Los Osos and Baywood Park are barely populated. by Gates and Bailey. This view is from the North. Morro Rock is definitely worth the drive AND more importantly, worth @ least a two night's stay, if your drive was more than three hours. Pre 1933. Morro Rock was an important navigational aid for mariners for over 300 because the rock is approximately 576 feet tall which made it the most visible in a chain of 9 peaks. Photo by Arnold adapted by permission, from Morro The Rock once sat as a towering island, with water flowing into and out of the estuary from the north and south sides. Photo by N. Moses. landing spot in 1769. Before Quarried This is an old photo of Morro Rock taken prior to it being quarried.
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