Dedicated to exploring and sharing the stories, experiences, and perceptions of the diverse peoples of the American West.
23-room residence built in 1864 that was restored to be one of the best example of domestic Greek Revival architecture in Southern California.
Fosters creativity through engaging and publicly-accessible art classes for youth at Barnsdall Art Park.
Museum that has permanent and rotating exhibits on the history of Rancho Tujunga, which includes the communities of Sunland, Tujunga, Shadow Hills, Lake View Terrace, and parts of Sun Valley.
Aquarium in San Pedro that inspires exploration, respect, and conservation of Southern California marine life.
Museum that teaches the history of the Civil War and is housed in the last remaining original wooden building of the 22 structures built as a military post during the Civil War in the LA area.
Dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of the history of Fort MacArthur, a U.S. Army post which guarded the Los Angeles harbor from 1914 to 1974.
Showcases the work of young people, adults, and seniors enrolled in City art programs, as well as themed exhibitions celebrating the City’s Heritage Month Celebrations.
Museum of historic architectural buildings that explores the settlement and development of Southern California from the late 1800s to early 1900s.
Founded in 1980, the Museum covers the history of Los Angeles Harbor through exhibits, tours, and programming, and features maritime artifacts, scale models, and nautical art.
Longest running institution in LA devoted solely to exhibiting art and located at Barnsdall Art Park.
Victorian lighthouse that was the first navigational light into the San Pedro Bay
Railway museum located in Griffith Park that features a big park, dozens of train cars, interior exhibits, and train rides.
102 acres of coastal habitat & hiking trails in the hills of San Pedro, overlooking the Pacific with a view to Catalina Island.