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Old Town San Diego State Historic Park is a historic area in San Diego, California, known for preserving the early days of the city from 1820 to 1870.
Established in 1968, it was the first of its kind in California, aiming to preserve and interpret the history of early San Diego.
The park includes five original adobe buildings and several reconstructed structures that reflect the Mexican and early American periods.
The park is a hub for cultural celebrations, including traditional Mexican fiestas and historical reenactments.
The Mason Street School, built in 1865, is part of the park and offers a glimpse into early education in the area.
