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| From Left to Right: City Councilmember Sam Liccardo, Mark Lopez (GWNA Vice President) & Migrant Education Teacher Mr. Jesus Radillo. Click to Enlarge |
| Can you find Guadalupe-Washington on this old 1924 map of San Jose's 4th Ward? Click Here To Zoom Hint....look on the top right. |
| The newly renovated 5-Spot now called 5-Spot Chivas Grill on the corner of S. 1st St. & Sutter. Click to Enlarge |
| The new turf field at Washington Elementary School. Click to Enlarge |
| Bibioteca Latinoamericana on South 1st St. First opened on November 20, 1999, the Biblioteca serves as a City-wide resource for Spanish language materials. Click to Enlarge |
| Washington Elementary School pictured on the right Click To Enlarge |
| Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge The Brenda Lopez Memorial Plaza includes concrete paving inscribed with artwork and a lawn area to accommodate audiences for the outdoor stage located behind the Washington United Youth Center. The park honors the life Brenda Lopez, a resident of the community who was integral in the creation of the Community Folklorico Dance Group. She was active in the community and worked closely with the students and faculty of the Washington Elementary School. |
| A view of several newly installed Traffic Signals in the area. Photo taken at the intersection of Oak & Almaden Click to Enlarge |
| Neighborhood kids shown here with members of the San Jose Fire Department Station #3 at National Night Out. Click to Enlarge |
| More To Come! |
| Guadalupe/Washington Neighborhood Association est. 1992 |
| "When you have people together who believe in something very strongly - whether it's religion or politics or unions - things happen" - Cesar E. Chavez |
| Guadalupe/Washington Neighborhood Assoc. MEETING TBD Click Here For More Information. |