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Yorba-Slaughter Adobe, built in the 1850s, is one of the last few typical-styled houses that replicate the ones that were present during the Mexican governance and was built by Raimundo Yorba. After a few years, the house was then bought by veteran Fenton M. Slaughter and hence the name of Yorba-Slaughter abode came into existence. It is a one storey house and is accessible to the public from Tuesday to Saturday. The museum consists of documents and artifacts that enable a better understanding of the way of life of that particular century and group tours are also provided.
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.
