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Sherman Heights is a neighborhood in San Diego bordered by Golden Hill to the north, Grant Hill to the east, East Village to the west, and Logan Heights to the south.
The Sherman Heights neighborhood has the following roadways as boundaries: Highway 94 to the north, 25th Street to the east, Imperial Avenue to the south, and Interstate 5 to the west.
Sherman Heights takes its name from its original developer Matthew Sherman, who purchased the land just east of Downtown San Diego in 1867. The Villa Montezuma, a large Victorian home built for musician and spiritualist Jesse Shepard in 1887, has been operated as a house museum, and is owned by the city of San Diego.
Sherman Heights has been the site of succeeding waves of immigrants to San Diego, beginning with Germans in the 1920s, Japanese through the 1940s, Africans through the 1970s, and Mexicans throughout the history of the city. The neighborhood has been designated a historic district by the City of San Diego.
It is one of the region’s earliest “street-car suburbs.” It was designed to be highly walkable, with small blocks, an easily navigated grid-street system, and wide sidewalks offset by a planting strip on both sides of every street.
Soap Box Derby (AASBD) is usually held in May between Market and Imperial in Sherman Heights. This is known to be one of the “greatest amateur racing events” that has been around since the 1930’s. Kids age 8-17 race two at a time, down-hill in an official fancy rendition of a go-cart. The kids that came in first place will advance to the AASBD World Championships held each July in Akron, Ohio.