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Heritage Park
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This 8-acre county park, dedicated to preservation of Victorian architecture of the 1880s, contains seven original 19th-century houses moved here from other places and given new uses. Among them are a bed-and-breakfast, a doll shop, and a gift shop. The small charming synagogue at the entrance, Temple Beth Israel, was built in 1889 in Classic Revival style and relocated here in 1989. A glorious coral tree crowns the top of the hill.
2450 Heritage Park Row.Phone: 619/694-3049.Open: Daily 9:30am-3pm.Free admission.Bus: 5, 5A, or 6. Trolley: Old Town.
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