Campo de Cahuenga

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3919 Lankershim Blvd

Studio City, CA 91604

+1 (818) 623-4166

http://www.campodecahuenga.com

Campo de Cahuenga, located in Studio City, California, is a historical site that serves as a testament to the diverse cultural heritage and rich history of the region. Recognized and protected by various governmental entities, it is celebrated as the birthplace of California and a place for commemorating the state's multi-cultural contributions.

The site gained historical significance with the signing of the Treaty of Cahuenga in 1847, which marked a crucial point in California's transition into American territory. Today, Campo de Cahuenga continues to engage visitors with its narrative of early civilizations, pioneering efforts, and influential figures, including notable women who played pivotal roles in shaping California's history.

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Quintin E.

8/21/2024

A slice of local flavor just outside Universal Studios. Campo de Cahuenga is a small museum and park located just off the 101 FWY at the corner of Lankershim Blvd and naturally Campo de...

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Jo S.

12/11/2018

I always wanted to visit Campo de Cahuenga, even if I live so close to it, I never got around it. One of the reasons is that's open only the 1st and 3rd Saturday a month between Noon to 4...

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Lianne K.

6/17/2018

A momentous moment in California, and U.S. history, took place at Campo de Cahuenga in 1847. This tiny historic park commemorates the importance of the events surrounding the signing of the...

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Paolo H.

8/12/2018

I'm torn. I want to like this historical location more but it is just so underwhelming. I suppose it has to do with it's size, location and minimalist park and museum. There's a nice courtyard and...

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Marie A.

4/9/2018

The Campo de Cahuenga is a historical treasure as it records important phases of California history: Native American, Spanish, Mexican and American periods. More significantly, the capitulation of...

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