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Lomaland was a
Theosophical community in
Point Loma in San Diego, California, from 1900 to 1942.
Theosophical Society leader Katherine Tingley founded...
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Theosophical commune run by
Katherine Tingley. It
became known as "
Lomaland". By 1900, the
campus was
dominated by the
imposing Academy Building and...
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Society after W. Q. Judge. She
founded and led the
Theosophical community Lomaland in
Point Loma, San Diego.
Tingley was born in Newburyport, M****achusetts...
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Under Judge's
successor Katherine Tingley, a
Theosophical community named Lomaland was
established in San Diego, California. At its
height in 1895, there...
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Tingley moved the
Theosophical Society's
headquarters from New York City to
Lomaland at
Point Loma, San
Diego located in
Southern California. It
later moved...
- and by 1900 when
Katherine Tingley created her
Theosophical community Lomaland on the
western side of what is now the
Wooded Area, the area was completely...
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became a
prominent member and
supporter of the
Theosophical community Lomaland,
which was
being developed on
Point Loma by
Katherine Tingley. He built...
- Mann's
parents were
members of the
Theosophical Society community of
Lomaland in San
Diego County. When Mann was three, his
parents moved to his father's...
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Katherine Tingley moved the
headquarters of the
Theosophical Society to "
Lomaland", a
hilltop campus in
Point Loma
overlooking the ocean. The
facility with...
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metaphysical phenomena by
purchasing property on and
subsequently living at
Lomaland, a
Theosophist retreat in
Southern California.
Though this came as something...
