 | | 2019-07-22 22:32
From blog Atomic Redhead
Remembering Balboa Park’s Nudist Colony at the Zoro Garden
One of my favorite places in San Diego is Balboa Park. The sprawling park features fanciful architecture housing a plethora of museums, plus multiple gardens. One such garden is the Zoro Garden, which is tucked away behind a leaf covered wall, and shaded beneath massive trees. When I first gazed upon it I wouldn’t have been half surprised to see winged sprites jump from behind trees as it looked like a fairyland. Today it is indeed home to small winged creatures, butterflies to be exact, but from 1935 to 1936 this sunken garden designed by Richard Requa was home to a nudist colony.
Balboa Park started out as simply a city park, but expanded greatly in 1915 when...
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