Best History Museum in Chino Hills

"The Rancho Los Alamitos is a historic preserved ranch located near the campus of California State University, Long Beach. Over the course of its history, the rancho has been occupied by the Tongva people, Spanish and Mexican colonists, and American farmers. You can explore this ranch's historic buildings and gardens, whose name literally translates to “Ranch of the Cottonwoods."

"Rancho Los Alamitos is one of the best places in Long Beach to learn about the history of the city. Currently housing a museum, this ranch is one of the oldest buildings in Long Beach. It extended over a much larger area than the one seen today."

"Named after the native Fremont cottonwood trees in the area, Rancho Los Alamitos is actually a two-hundred-year-old ranch with a history that dates even further back."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Andrew Schmidt used under CC BY-SA 3.0. Travel back in time with a visit to this venue, preserved to immortalize Anaheim’s agricultural history. The location features two historic buildings — the two-level Anaheim’s citrus era’s Queen Anne, erected in the late 19th century, and the mid-19th-century Mother Colony House, one of the city’s earliest structures."

"– Bowers Museum If you are here without kids, then head over to Bower’s Museum. This small museum has a lot of great exhibits, many that focus on California’s history. It is well laid out, and the exhibits themselves are engaging and very informative."

"Address: 18001 Yorba Linda Boulevard, Yorba Linda, California CA, USA Tel: +1 714 993 5075 After hosting a huge opening ceremony of about 50,000 people including former US presidents Ford, Reagan and Bush, the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace focuses on Nixon's tenure as president and includes a recording of the famed Watergate smoking-gun. Nixon's farmhouse birthplace is close to Anaheim and can be toured, where you can see the final resting place of Nixon and his wife within the gardens. Open hours: Monday to Saturday - 10:00 to 17:00, Sunday - 11:00 to 17:00 Admission: charge"

"Order a double-double that comes with two 100% American beef patties and is topped with fresh veggies and In-N-Out’s signature spread. Even the fries are hand-cut and fried to order—you can taste the difference. Up the ante and order your burger or fries “animal style” that includes grilled onions, cheese and even more signature spread."

"14341 Firestone Blvd, La Mirada, CA 90638-5527Takeout, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Discover, Outdoor SeatingAmerican, Fast FoodLunch, DinnerSGD 7 - SGD 26+1 800-786-1000"

"At first I didnt think much of it from the looks outside, but people you have to walk inside and order something to eat…"

"If you don’t want to pay to go into the parks or wait in long lines, but still want the glitz of Disney, head to downtown Disney to eat in one of its themed restaurants. Don’t miss the dazzling Grand Californian Hotel and the restaurant inside it, Napa Rose."

"Also, you can go over to GardenWalk or Downtown Disney if you are looking to do some shopping while you are here. Let me know if I left anything out in the comments or if you have any recommendations for places I should explore next time I am in the city."

"Strike a pose at swanky Splitsville, the new retro bowling alley at Downtown Disney®. Bowling pin sippers and engraved Mickey bowling balls make for perfect photo props. 'Grammin' with the fam?"