Ygnacio Palomares Adobe was a family home of Don Ygnacio Palomares. This one storey house museum was abandoned during the 18th century and was restored by the Historical society and city of Pomona after which it is turned into a historic museum and attraction. Built during the 18th century, this Mexican styled adobe focuses on the relics, equipment and objects used by the early inhabitants of California. The adobe consists of a beautiful garden that is surrounded with rose trees and shrub.
Website: pomonahistorical.org
Phone: (909) 623-2198
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Arrow Hwy and N Orange Grove Ave
Closed now
- Fri Closed
491 E Arrow Hwy Pomona, CA 91767 ·2158.19 mi
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- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpWonderful FIELD trip! Came with 4th grade and got to do activities and learn about the adobe and some So. Cal History. The docents are well informed and very organized. They split our group into 6...
MoreYes I would recommend they are honest and they treat you very well I think so far this is the best dental office I have attended
MoreMike, our very knowledgeable docent, was able to make history come alive at the Adobe de Palomares. My three year old son was engaged by Mike's questions and tales of life on the old adobe ranch...
MoreCalled to see if our Country Band could spend about 5 minutes to take a photo of our group at the Adobe....The man who answered the phone would not tell me his name, and said they wanted...
MoreA beautiful historic site for Pomona, San Dimas And Claremont. It is only open 2-5 Sunday's but the docent on staff is friendly and very knowledgeable about its history and that of the Palomares...
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