Last updated 5 Aug 2021

My great-grandparents Lawrence Chamberlain and his wife Mabel moved to Coronado, California in the early 1900s from Topeka, Kansas. They bought at house at 737 C Street which still stands today (and we have visited it too!).

One of the last things I did before I got sick in 2013 was visit all my dad's old houses in LA. It was fun to drive up the streets he would have played on and imagine what they would have looked like in the 1940s. Most have now become semi-run down, nothing like what they would have looked like 'back in the day.'

Dad accompanied us to Coronado in November of 2019 and we stayed at the Del Coronado, the iconic hotel where dad once worked. We stopped by the C street house having now become friends with its current owner. She was gracious and allowed us to spend time inside and shared all her memories of the house. This is a very special place to me. I love imagining my grandmother Jane playing in the yard in the teens and 20s. Coming and going from it during the 30s and 40s in the heyday of her glamour. The original bathtub is still in the house - from when she was born in 1916 !!

Some historical information and pictures of Coronado and the Del.

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