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Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition Exploring Water’s Environmental And Cultural Impact Now Open
Exciting Exhibit Amplifies Rancho Los Cerritos’ Commitment to Water Conservation From above, Earth appears as a water planet with more than 71 percent of its…
Read MoreA Missing Part of History
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI): How Chinese women were erased from history. For Asian American and Pacific Islander Month, we want to…
Read MoreRafaela Cota de Temple: Hija del Pais (Daughter of the Land)
In honor of International Women’s Day, we are highlighting the life story of Rafaela Cota de Temple. She was the wife of John Temple, who…
Read MoreLibrary Exhibit: The Bixbys’ 1930s Remodel
This October, Rancho Los Cerritos installed the third in a series of special exhibits in the library display case that commemorates the demisemiseptcentennial. (175th anniversary) of the…
Read MoreHappy 175th Birthday to RLC’s Historic Adobe!
We celebrated the 175th Anniversary of our historic adobe last Saturday, September 28th, and we even had a proper birthday cake to commemorate the occasion!…
Read MoreFun Facts about 1844
In commemoration of Rancho Los Cerritos’ 175th Anniversary year of when the adobe was built in 1844, the blog will feature a series of stories as submitted…
Read MoreLibrary Exhibit: The Bixby Sheep Ranching Period 1866-1890
In late June, Rancho Los Cerritos installed the second in a series of special exhibits in the library display case that commemorates the demisemiseptcentennial. (175th…
Read More“Say It with Flowers” Victorian Style on May 18th
“Say it with Flowers” has been a tag line used by florists since the early 1900s. But flowers have been used to express sentiments for centuries…
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