Eggcinitas Eggstravaganza

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Pam Hammond Walker (great great grandaughter of schoolhouse builder EG Hammond) and Encinitas Historical Society Vice President Dana Donatelli hold a photo of a railroad sign that was recently added to the Society’s collection (Robert_McKenzie)

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Encinitas Historical Society President Carolyn Cope, supporter/poster artist Christine Kissel, docent Liz Novack, docent Phyllis Krone (Robert_McKenzie)

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Clint Souza, with Luke and Lincoln (Robert_McKenzie)

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Jaden with her mom Kelly Cole, at The 1883 Encinitas Schoolhouse (Robert_McKenzie)

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Encinitas Schoolhouse builder EG Hammond and his wife (Robert_McKenzie)

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Lincoln with his favorite horse (Robert_McKenzie)

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Enjoying Hansens treats are Courtney Van Biene with Riley, Peter, and Cameron (Robert_McKenzie)

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The Willging Family (Robert_McKenzie)

April 7, 2021 10:25 AM PT

The Encinitas Historical Society was one of the many locations that participated in the city’s Eggcinitas Eggstravaganza held April 2-4. The event, which helped support the city’s local business community, was a substitute for the city’s annual Egg Hunt, which was canceled this year due to COVID-19 safety concerns. On April 2-3 the Encinitas Historical Society held a variety of fun and safe activities at the the Society’s historic Schoolhouse and gardens.

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