Heritage Square

3800 Homer Street, Los Angeles
323-225-2700

Established in 1969, this living history museum tells the story of the development of Southern California – from its earliest days as a small pueblo to the bustling metropolis that over 3 million Southern Californians call home today. Through guided tours of eight historic structures and an ever-changing array of exhibits and special events, Heritage Square transports guests back in time to an era when electricity was a novelty, a trip to the beach was often a full-weekend activity, and manners were distinctly different from those of today. 

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2013 MOTA DAY ACTIVITIES:

• Guests can observe a Spanish American War encampment, watch traditional woodcarving demonstrations, listen to
  storytellers as well as enjoy music and traditional dancing.
• Children can play with Victorian toys, do crafts, and learn about plants and flowers in the Ford House Kitchen garden.

 

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