Pio Pico State Historic Park

With Hispanic Heritage Month taking place from September 15 through October 15, this is the perfect time to visit some of the many places around Southern California that preserve the contributions, achievements, and histories of the Latinx community. While fourth graders in Fullerton learn about California history through the missions, there’s another historic landmark equally close to home: Pio Pico State Historic Park.
This “little ranch” and adobe home at Pio Pico State Historic Park is now surrounded by the communities of Whittier and Pico Rivera east of Los Angeles. Much has changed since Pico’s time, but for local and state-wide history, Pio Pico State Historic Park is a spectacular example of life in early California.
Park Hours:
Thursday and Friday: 9:30 am to 3:20 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 9:30 am to 4 pm
Historic Adobe Hours:
Thursdays and Fridays: 10am to 3 pm
Saturdays and Sundays: 10am to 3:30pm
Music:
"Sentimiento" by Oscar Lopez
Available on the album: Heat

[@yvetteflores6849]

I use to live rite across the street...in the 70s an 80s an it was free to get in very PRETTYFUL place...I spent a summer doing community service there an mowed the lawn with an old fashion lawnmower lol the push kind no gas or electric

[@primorodriguez4530]

I used to live right across the street also..we must of been neighbors

[@jesslvrde6027]

You could feel the mexicaness ❤❤❤❤ icoove it

[@courtneycarter4493]

Spent a lot of my youth there 👏💗

[@RandalF-259]

Thank you. Lived in Pico Rivera off and on with relatives. I miss it. I have stopped at park a few times last ten years, but always seem to get there when it is closed. Live in Nebraska now.

[@gennadi-vlog-hu]

It is very interesting to visit your area. Thank you friend for the tour.

[@jrsoldier5757]

I use to live next door to that mansion and that place was haunted at night I love that place

[@primorodriguez4530]

I grew up right across the street from there also..it definitely was haunted

[@svbarr]

So much of early California worked so well because the old Spanish/Mexican traditions and nobility blended with a certain "Yankee energy" and this combination was more powerful than the separate cultures. A nice blend, if you will...

[@RandalF-259]

Just saw hours posted at end. Hope I can take another trip out there.

[@iwillruletheword]

Beautiful with so much history.

[@ErlitaMengullo560]

i feel im in heaven watching this blessed place,

[@yoshimura101s]

I went there for a field trip 4 days ago.

[@MrTargetU]

...and?? lol

[@des-sh9wv]

what school do u go to

[@des-sh9wv]

wait omg do u go to a school in carson

[@danielledenisegutierrez7806]

Beautifully made video!!

[@Mothafuckenzay]

My last name is picos, and my ancestors came from sinaloa about 120 years ago, and I believe they added an s to some people named pico or back in the days the would say son of " de picos" meaning pico's but im not for certain

[@FlyingJournalism]

Very cool video, you put it together very well

[@elizabethsol504]

Tha k you for sharing thusnrich history. The text ran through a bit to quick, aside from that it was a great video.

[@RosasvRosasvrosa]

cual es la direccion para ver ese museo

[@emersonlittle1901]

6003 Pioneer Boulevard
Whittier, CA 90606

[@laurielee5423]

Is he the one who sold California to the US

[@jonmacdonald5345]

Sold? Hahaha the Mexican people back then got super lazy then got their butts kicked and lost the land! 😂🎉Olè

[@ViciousDelicious8]

Man California has turned to shit since these times.

[@jonmacdonald5345]

Straight up facts 100 my dude

[@ps-lupo9807]

nice nice video.. i have a question..is possible Pio Pico are height 2 m and 25 cm ?? he is really giant Man ???