Strathearn Historical Park - Simi Valley, California

Analia Veronica Morales

Llegamos sin cita previa y pudimos escuchar sobre la historia de los aborigenes autóctonos de la zona. Muy interesante

Xavier Ballesteros

Una sola cosa me gusta a mí de América y son sus casas, el museo del primer poblado de Simi Valley California me gustó mucho por la forma en que está ubicado y lo bien cuidado que lo tienen los curadores. Venid y conocedlo personalmente os va a encantar saludos desde Valencia España.

rodrigo manuel Puente

Muy interesante.

Matthew Acuna “the Dragon Slayer”

My grandparents used to be docents there and used to live there for awhile. I spent most of my early childhood there, I remember racing my grandma from the house to the gate trying to catch up to my mom's car as she would have to go to work and drop me off there. My handprint is there on one of the legs of the windmill. I was only 2 years old at the time when I got to do it back in '97. It's cool to be a part of history and have so many memories of that place, only to realize that it's a historical part of Simi Valley and California but at the time when I was a kid, I just thought it was my grandparents house. My grandparent's handprints, my mom and older brother's handprints are also on a leg of the windmill. Grandparents are Norman and Neva Helmuth. I visit this place every year on my grandma's birthday and the day she passed away in remembrance of her since she passed away 10 years ago. This place has changed so much since my grandparents had worked there and lived there but I can still remember how it used to look. Beautiful place. Amazing memories. I'll be visiting in a couple of hours today since today would be my grandma's birthday

Daniela Gaudino

March 2023
The nice lady that works there explained to me so much. The buildings are still the original and still intact. It is fascinating to see how historical building have been preserved and to see how much society have changed.
It is a BIG outdoor area. In certain days you can also tour inside the buildings

Alex Usoski

It's free to roam around but I strongly suggest to pay for the tour. It costs just $5, you will know the history of the place and get inside of all historical buildings. Almost everything is original and well preserved.

I had an absolutely amazing time! Dorothy, the tour guide was the best, I've seen lots of historical artifacts, furniture and clothes.

Dev N

We had an amazing time at the Dios de los Muertos event! The entertainment was great, staff was very friendly, and the docents were very knowledgeable. They even had a shuttle for people that had to park down the road. We will be back for future events for sure!

Pete Judd

What a wonderful place, we thoroughly enjoyed our tour by Dave.
He informed us of the history of the property, the land, the buildings and the people who settled
We would absolutely recommend this really great attraction.
Sal and Pete from New Zealand