The Niguel Shores Historical Committee has identified many of our long-time residents and is in the process of meeting with them and recording
interviews that will be transcribed and printed. Those interviews will be documented and preserved
as part of our collection of Niguel Shores history.
In addition, the Committee continues to collect photos, documents, and other material of interest
that will be numbered, digitized and preserved. Many thanks to those residents who have sent items
recounting their experiences here.
The Committee is planning a celebratory Afternoon Tea in the Clubhouse on April 21 to honor those
long-time residents who have contributed over the years to the Niguel Shores that we know today.
For this gathering, there will be displays of historical items that have been collected, and we
will share the stories of our earliest residents.
We appreciate your contributions of Niguel Shores
memorabilia and stories. Thanks to you, future residents will be able to view and read about their
past in our collected materials.
If you have something to share, contact nshistoricalcommittee@hotmail.com.
—Mary Crowl
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