Historic Sites in the San Fernando Valley

Find historic sites across the San Fernando Valley. 4 listings in Mission Hills, Burbank, Calabasas, and San Fernando. Local picks include Andres Pico Adobe, Gordon R. Howard Museum, and Leonis Adobe Museum.

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Leonis Adobe Museum, Calabasas

Leonis Adobe Museum

Calabasas

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Calabasas historic 1844 adobe museum depicting life on a California rancho.

Lopez Adobe

San Fernando

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Historic San Fernando adobe home preserving early 19th-century Spanish California heritage.

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Gordon R. Howard Museum, Burbank

Gordon R. Howard Museum

Burbank

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The Gordon R. Howard Museum Complex is a free museum run entirely by volunteers of the Burbank Historical Society. Located near Johnny Carson Park in Burbank, the complex includes multiple historic structures including the Mentzer House, vintage vehicles, and exhibits on Burbank's rich entertainment and aviation history. Open weekends 1–4PM; group tours available by reservation.

Leonis Adobe Museum, Calabasas

Leonis Adobe Museum

Calabasas

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Calabasas historic 1844 adobe museum depicting life on a California rancho.

Lopez Adobe

San Fernando

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Historic San Fernando adobe home preserving early 19th-century Spanish California heritage.

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