Diego Sepulveda Adobe, Costa Mesa

Diego Sepulveda Adobe
Estancia Park
1900 Adams Blvd
Costa Mesa, CA
http://www.costamesahistory.org/adobe.htm

1st and 3rd Saturdays: 12p-4p
Other times available by appointment

The Adobe encompasses nearly 200 years of Costa Mesa history in beautiful Estancia Park overlooking the Santa Ana River bed.

There are artifacts from the first native inhabitants, the adobe from the Spanish settlers and the Mission Period, and up to the first World War where it held the meetings of an American Legion Post. They even discovered the skeleton of a mastodon.

In addition to the historical and cultural displays, the interiors and furniture are also done in period pieces.

Related Costa Mesa Historical Society Museum.

Contact the Costa Mesa Historical Society for latest information.

Costa Mesa Historical Society Museum, Costa Mesa

Costa Mesa Historical Society Museum and Library
1870 Anaheim Ave
Costa Mesa, CA 92628
949-631-5918
http://www.costamesahistory.org/

Thurs-Fri: 10a-3p, also by appointment

Their collection of local history includes natural and man-made objects, photographs, maps, newspapers and other periodicals, oral history videos and recordings, published and unpublished works.

Their permanent exhibits include:
- Early periods of the native inhabitants from 2500BC to the 1870s
- Early communities of the farming period from the 1880s to the 1930s
- The modern history from homesteading to city incorporation and development, including the Santa Ana Army Air Base from World War II

Related: Diego Sepulveda Adobe.

Contact the museum for its lastest information.