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.

Centennial Heritage Park is located east of Glendora Avenue at the end of Mauna Loa. The site was constructed to depict a late 19th-century to early 20th-century citrus ranch and features the Hamilton House, the Orton Englehart workshop, a working print shop, and...

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

The collection at the museum is an eclectic assortment of items from the 1800's through the 1900's. There are tools for the home and farm, furniture, household accessories, office equipment, documents, photographs, and all types of clothing. Many items have been...

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...

When he was 18, Michael Rubel bought 2.5 acres of a citrus orchard in Glendora, CA. Therein he quickly set to fulfilling his childhood dream of owning and living in a real castle. Over 26 years, and with the aid of thousands of volunteers, Rubel Castle, sometimes...

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...

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...

Our museum contains photographs and artifacts covering a wide range of topics, all relative to our city. From the Native Americans of the San Gabriel Valley to our Citrus Growing and Packing era and more.

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.