South Pasadena Preservation Foundation

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913 Meridian Ave
South Pasadena, CA 91030
+1 (626) 799-9089
http://sppreservation.org

The South Pasadena Preservation Foundation (SPPF) is dedicated to fostering awareness and appreciation of the historical heritage of South Pasadena, California. Through advocacy and facilitation, SPPF works to preserve significant examples of the community's rich history and culture.

Currently, the foundation is facing an urgent challenge as the City of South Pasadena has issued an eviction notice for the South Pasadena Historical Museum, which has served the community for 40 years. SPPF is actively engaging with city officials to address this situation and protect an essential element of the city's heritage.

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Cheri A.
9/6/2009

I came across this small museum when I was at the Farmers Market. It is a museum located at the Meridian Iron Works building and tells the history of South Pasadena starting with the Native...

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stacey g.
3/3/2019

Love this cute little museum. Always a favorite at the farmers market. My son loves riding the ostrich and the sweet treats they have in hand for all the kiddos who stop in great maps and...

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