We stopped by here while out and about in Glendale recently. This is a neat little historical park - the location of the adobe where Mexico and the US hammered out the details for the peace treaty that ceded the southwest the to the US (the treaty was signed elsewhere). The original adobe is here and used to the main ranch house before Glendale was ever developed. The site has simple but beautiful gardens and is tucked away in a lovely neighborhood. It is worth a quick stop. The adobe is often not open but it is still worth a visit

This was a quick stop in a pleasnt cool garden with seating. We were sorry the House was not opne but peaked in all the windows. We were surpised to see that you need a permit to picnic in the seating area- not something we Brits are used to!

This great little punlic park in the middle of a residential neighborhood is lovely and quiet, with big old trees and picmic tables. The historic old adobe house is a gem. My wife and I were married at this park thirty years ago.

Quaint taste of life on the ranchero. Rather a hidden gem as it is located in the Glendale neighborhoods. I grew up nearby and perhaps do not appreciate it as much as others. Still it is definitely worth a visit.

This is 1 of the 1st houses of Glendale. There is seldom a day when you can have peace and quiet. Its a place for parties and lots of activities include the usual June wedding photo spots and it was where my 1st wedding took place. It is always clean and has tables with shade. They also have a BBQ facility with sink unless they took it out. It closes at dusk and not sure if dogs are welcome. The best time to go is at Christmas when you can tour the house and its lit up really nice. Its some thing to see if your in to the history of Glendale.