By Rachel Brupbacher

Product Details

• Paperback

• Publisher: Arcadia Publishing

• Imprint: The History Press

Book Description

Discover the fascinating story of Miles Minor Kellogg, an innovative architect who left an indelible mark on Encinitas, California. Built in 1929, the Boathouses of Encinitas have long captivated locals and tourists, standing as a testament to Kellogg's creative genius and architectural vision.

This compelling narrative traces the journey of a talented carpenter who built his first house at seventeen and eventually established Kellogg and Son, a construction company that transformed the local landscape. With a heritage linked to the renowned Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, Miles shared a passion for invention, music, and poetry.

Author Rachel Brupbacher, a great-great-granddaughter of Miles Minor Kellogg, offers a deeply personal exploration of her ancestor's life and work. An accomplished professional with degrees in French, German, and history—and a classically trained musician herself—Brupbacher brings unique insights to this local historical account.

About the Author

Rachel Brupbacher is a multi-talented historian and musician, continuing the Kellogg family's rich tradition of creativity. Her professional background and personal connection to Miles Minor Kellogg provide a rare, intimate perspective on this influential San Diego County architect.

Highlights

• Explores the unique Encinitas Boathouses

• Written by a direct descendant of Miles Minor Kellogg

• Reveals the architectural and personal history of an innovative local builder

• Perfect for local history enthusiasts and architecture lovers