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Chicano Park Museum - Logan Heights Archival Project

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Dr. Alberto Pulido and his students and co-workers at the University of San Diego, in consultation with the Chicano Park Steering Committee, worked to update documentation of Chicano Park, including this 2023 update of the Chicano Park Murals map. A huge thank you to all! Below you can flip through the 2015 edition of the

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Los Alacranes - Ramon "Chunky" Sanchez

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Felipe Adame

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Jose Montoya

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Women at Chicano Park. (Herman Baca Collection/U.C. San Diego Library)

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Castaneda and Roger Lucero

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Michael Schnorr and Susan Yamagata

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Sal Barajas

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Mario Torero

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Mural originally created by Mario Torero, Mano Lima, and Laurie Manzano. Restored in 1989

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Mural by Victor Ochoa.

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Farmworkers  - UFW
History of the Park
Images of leaders
Immigration issues
Environment
Solidarity across world
History of Mexico

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Barrio Logan community members protest under the San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge -- about to be transformed into a California Highway Patrol station in 1970. | Photo: Chicano Park Museum​.

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The History of Chicano Park web site supports MAS 350B: Mexican American Studies - Chicano History at San Diego State University. This class involves the study of the history of Chicanos since 1848, using Chicano Park as a point of departure for research and study. The main emphasis of the class will be to survey the major themes of Chicano history that are suggested by the murals of Chicano Park in Barrio Logan San Diego, and to do research on the park in order to contribute to its preservation by revealing the rich artistic and cultural legacy its embodies.

The Chicano Park Historical Documentation Project will serve as a vehicle to document and disseminate information on the art, culture, and history of Chicano Park to a large audience through the execution of all three phases of the project:

........ Phase I. Comprehensive Documentation Program
........ Phase II. Two part symposia series
........ Phase III. Traveling exhibition

The Chicano Park Historical Documentation Project Committee, in conjunction with San Diego State University, is seeking support and funding for a multi-phased project focusing on the comprehensive documentation of the art, history, and culture of Chicano Park.

Kathleen L. Robles, M.A., cultural anthropologist, San Diego State University
Richard Griswold del Castillo, Ph.D, historian, San Diego State University

More about the Chicano Park Historical Documentation Project

Website Development Team

- Project Director Kathleen L. Robles, SDSU
Web Producer - Artie Pajak, Instructional Technology Services (ITS), SDSU
Graphics/HTML - George A. Salazar, ITS, SDSU
Photography - Kathleen L. Robles, SDSU and Tom Farrington, ITS, SDSU

*Additional material reprinted by permission from "The Murals of Chicano Park, San Diego, California", By Pamela Jane Ferree, San Diego State University, 1994.

This web site was developed under a Multimedia Student Assistant Grant from Instructional Technology Services, San Diego State University.

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History of Chicano Park, Barrio Logan, San Diego, CA

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The History of Chicano Park web site supports MAS 350B: Mexican American Studies - Chicano History at San Diego State University. This class involves the study of the history of Chicanos since 1848, using Chicano Park as a point of departure for research and study.

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A history of the park.