Costa Mesa is a city that has much to offer to its occupants and has for centuries.
The City of Costa Mesa may have only been in existence as a city for just over 50 years, but it has been a place occupied by diverse peoples since The Indians of Lukup first populated the area on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
It has been occupied by the Spanish, the Mexicans and cattle. It has been home to huge amounts of agriculture and one of the largest shopping malls (South Coast Plaza) in the U.S. It houses several colleges and universities, and even a law school. There is the Orange County Fairgrounds, the Swapmeet and the Pacific Amiptheater.
For information on the history of Costa Mesa, see the following articles:
Costa Mesa History - The Indians of Lukup
Costa Mesa History - The Spaniards
Costa Mesa History - Mexican Independence
Costa Mesa History - California 49ers and the Gold Rush and a Modern Day Cattle Drive
Costa Mesa History - Fairview Fails to Flourish
Costa Mesa History - Paularino Plugs Along
Costa Mesa History - Harper Helps Itself with H2O
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