The Leonis Adobe Museum is Historic-Cultural Monument #1 & is a living history museum dedicated to restoring, preserving, & sharing 1880s California life.
Welcome to the Leonis Adobe Museum Facebook Page! As Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #1, the Leonis Adobe Museum is dedicated to restoring, preserving, and sharing the last of the old west. Here, you can experience California rancho life of the
late 1800s, visit a Victorian-style early Los Angeles home, see what a jail was like in the Wild West and enjoy a picnic in picturesque Calabasas Creek Park next door with its re-created Chumash village, antique ironwork and lovely gardens.
We also host many budget-friendly & family-friendly community events through out the year such as our annual events "Springtime at the Adobe", "Lil' Ranchers Days", "Pumpkin Party", & "Winter Celebration" as well as special events like "Hands on History Day" & "50th Year Celebration Family BBQ Night".
Docent-led private tours are available by appointment only. Adobe Rancho and Chumash Indian School tours with exclusive hands-on activity stations are also available by appointment only. Space is limited for private and school tours and cannot be guaranteed.
The Leonis Adobe Association is dedicated to the continued preservation of the Leonis Adobe Museum designated as Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #1, an 1880s working ranch related to California's yesteryears. The Leonis Adobe Association links people today with the past through public, educational and organizational programs developed to experience California history.
