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Education

“Makers of Men”: The Golden State and Raenford Military Academies at the Homestead, 1930-1935

by homesteadmuseum
Posted on April 16, 2020December 29, 2020

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Working the Land: The California Horticulturist and Floral Magazine, August 1872
“Shall We Allow the Narrow Minded Race Prejudice . . . to be Paramount?”: A Sociological Study of “The Japanese in Rural Los Angeles County,” 1920
“To Work Always to a Finer and Better Art of Architecture”: The 1922 Year Book of Architecture and Allied Arts, Part Two
“Southern California Occupies a Conspicuous Place in American Building”: The 1922 Year Book of Architecture and Allied Arts, Part One
Made to Order: Payment for the Preliminary Survey of the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad, 4 August 1874

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La Casa Nueva is turning 100! Check out these certificates we received from the State Senate in recognition of this milestone.

Free; tour sizes are limited and space is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

There's maintenance going on at the Homestead! This historic arch needed some help to stay standing, so we brought in some experts to get it back into shape.

Monument, Memorial, Showpiece, Home: Celebrating La Casa Nueva at 100

Check out this shot of our fountain from Song of the Gringo compared to a photo of our fountain today. Did you know our fountain supposedly contains the millstones from Workman's mill?

Happy #nationalswimmingpoolday ! The "pool" featured in this photograph was actually a reservoir the Temple family used to water walnut trees. It looks like it also made an excellent pool, though. You can also see the Workman House in the background!

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