California’s First State Beach and the Surf-Side Café That Carries Its Name
In 1931, an oil tycoon named Edward L. Doheny donated 41 acres of his oceanfront property to the State of California. That gift created California’s first official state beach, and […]
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As we celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, the America250 initiative invites us to honor the workers who made our favorite beaches more than just stretches of sand. At Doheny […]
Learn moreWaves and Canvas: The Women Who Shaped Dana Point
As America marks its 250th anniversary, the America250 initiative invites us to celebrate the communities where American culture, creativity, and athleticism have taken on a life of their own. At […]
Learn moreArchitects of Justice and Community: Black History in Orange County
As we celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, the America250 initiative invites us to honor the full, diverse tapestry of our nation’s history. At Doho Cafe Doheny, a proud member […]
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