leonis adobe museum
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Leonis Adboe Museum is easy and interesting stop for anyone visiting Calabasas. The museum consists of the Leonis Adobe Mansion, Plummer House, barns, open areas and livestock. The Plummer House was the oldest house in Hollywood prior to it's move to Calabasas. The house has been lovingly restored. Also on the grounds is the Leonis Adobe, the home built by Miguel Leonis and his wife Espiritu Chijulla in the late 1800's. You can tour the inside of the homes and get a peak of life in Calabasas from back in time. The museum has frequent special events for children. There is ample parking and the docents are friendly and helpful.
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Good history on the city of Calabasas, historians who really take the time to answer any questions
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School children visit Leonids adobe with their teachers as well as many who happen through Calabasas as it is an historical landmark. The tour that is provided is very informative and the docents dress is period clothes to make it more authentic. There is also a farm behind the original house with animals, a bull, and horses on the property. The tour is an hour or less.
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Learning about this museum and its origins was very interesting. The kids enjoyed feeding the animals. Its too bad that the big house cannot be air conditioned because of its construction. We didn't stay as long as we would have if it was cooler. Price is free and donations are encouraged. Definitely a worthwhile place to visit.
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The Leonis Adobe is small and doesn't take long to go through. It's well-preserved, has an interesting history and is a fun place for children because there are a few barnyard animals to see.
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Leonis Adobe is a small historical site run by some very sweet docents...I had arranged a very small group tour and they devoted about three hours to us first showing a film and then taking us on a tour of the adobe and the outbuildings, gardens, and animal pens. Kids were thrilled with whole thing and the parents felt as if they had stepped back to a slower, sweeter time...thank you to the people who give of their time to share the history and feel of the period!
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Dear travelers, I just loved my trip there!!! You should go there. It has some great animals, buildings, and fun! Leonis adobe is one of the best field trip so far in my class at Wonderland elementary. If your a student reading this, I suggest you go there. It is so amazing and also really, really cool. Tell your teachers, friends, and everyone you know! Have FUN!!! Kristy Lee in Mr. Anderson's Magnet Class Room 24
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If you're in the western San Fernando Valley, don't miss out on visiting the Leonis Adobe Museum. It is in the Calabasas Historic District and near some great eateries (but also a little bit of a walk to the Calabasas Commons where there are more places to eat/shop). Kids find it interesting since there are farm animals but as a history buff, so did I. The gift shop has books and other items for sale at reasonable prices. There are sometimes special events on the weekend so check out their website and see what's going on to better plan your visit.
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This is a very fun place to go with young children... there are animals to feed (goats, chickens, lambs), old relics and buildings to tour, benches for picnic time, a great outdoor water pump that kids can do, even a windmill! OUr grandchildren (Ages 6 and 5) had a great time seeing things from the Old West and lovely docents to answer questions... very reasonably priced gift shop too!
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I enjoyed my visit. Historic site on a very small piece of property. The main house is wood clad adobe, with redwood floors. Children would enjoy the farm animals. Several displays of farm equipment and wagons. You only need about an hour to see everything. $3 to park in museum lot.