The Hurst family, Josiah Newell, his wife Anna Belle, and their three children, Allie, Harriet Maude, and Charles Josiah, moved from Dover, Ohio to Whittier, CA in 1898. In 1906, the family purchased 50 acres on the corner of Orange and Merced in West Covina. Soon, a...

The Justice Brothers Racing Museum in Duarte. California is a terrific place to see the evolution of motor sports. Founded in 1985, the Museum has a wide variety of vintage circle track racecars, ice racing motorcycles, street rods, restored classics, Indy cars from...

The Firehouse Jail Museum was erected in 1911. This exciting museum contains one of the most complete collections of orange industry documents and artifacts in southern California.

The Discovery Center will present the story of the San Gabriel River watershed, emphasize the importance of water resources and the natural values of the watershed, and provide educational and outdoor experiences for people of all ages. The Center will also continue...

The Museum was formerly a private house owned by Buron Fitts, district attorney of Los Angeles County, and occupied by his parents. It was located on Royal Oaks Drive just west of Cotter Avenue. Using endowment funds from the estate of John Strunz, the house was...

Discover the treasures of the Monrovia Historical Museum. Here you will find a unique and colorful history through recreated "rooms" from the early 1900's, exhibits honoring our schools, the famous Pottenger Health Sanatorium, Native American and Natural History...

The house is a colonial craftsman style home built in 1923 by former Azusa mayor M.T. Durrell.

The Homestead Museum is "about" many things! Most importantly, it's a place to explore the history of the Los Angeles region from 1830 to 1930 in hopes of better understanding the past and people's ability to shape history.

John A. Rowland House in Hacienda Heights, California was built in 1855.The home of pioneer John A. Rowland, of the Workman-Rowland party, co-leader of the first American band of settlers to reach Southern California in 1841. John A. Rowland built this home for his...

Come learn about Walter P. Temple, the founder of our city, and his family! Come visit and learn about the early days of Temple City! Come see household items used by past Temple City residents! Come see everything from old toys to old farm equipment! Come see photos...