Long Beach – Historic site includes an 1844 adobe home, lush gardens, and rotating exhibits. Special events, such as Creation Stations, Mud Mania, and storytimes are held throughout the year. Guided tours and summer camps are available. Read More
Rancho Dominguez – Variety of programs for children, families and adults as well as historical reenactments, guided tours and a speakers series. Read More
Wilmington – Take a tour of the courtyard, the parlor, the armory, and more! Guided tours only, plus field trips for students in grades 3-6. Read More
Lake Forest – Four acres includes four restored historic buildings that span the history of the Saddleback Valley and El Toro area from the Mexican Rancho era. Free tours. Read More
Santa Ana – Visit a working blacksmith shop, a rancho home, take a walk in the gardens, or experience the Kellogg House, a late example of Queen Anne-style Victorian architecture. Read More
City of Industry – Located in the heart of a former Mexican rancho and offers free guided, 45-minute tours of two historic houses. Read More
Redlands – Museum and research facility dedicated to Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. The memorial commemorates the life of our 16th president with artwork and exhibits. Read More
San Juan Capaistrano- Visit a historic chapel, landmark and museum at the San Juan Capistrano Mission. Guided tours, audio tours, and special tours for 4th graders are available. Read More
Whittier – The five-acre park includes historic gardens and the restored adobe home of Pio Pico, the governor of California in 1832, and again in 1846. Guided tours are offered. Read More
San Pedro – The lighthouse is near many local attractions such as the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, the Cabrillio Marine Aquarium, and the Fort MacArthur Museum. Guided tours are offered. Read More
Long Beach – Seven acre site includes gardens, a ranch house, and barnyard. Tour the ranch house and gardens, plus visit the farm animals (horses, sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and rabbits). Read More
Yorba Linda – Tour the presidential museum detailing the life and times of Richard Nixon. Walk through Marine One, President Nixon’s Oval Office, and Pat Nixon Gardens. Read More
Simi Valley – Walk onboard Air Force One, view a replica of President Reagan’s Oval Office, a piece of The Berlin Wall, and a hologram of our 40th President. Read More
Wilmington – Home to Phineas Banning, the museum engages visitors in a living-history experience, showing how the family lived, worked, and entertained in the 19th century. Read More