Tyson W.
10/18/2018
In 2002 I use to work down in that area in warehousing, I would Stop by the cemetery to Smoke because I would walk to and from work. The building next to it is newer and more then likly over the...
Spadra Cemetery
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2882 Pomona Blvd
Pomona, CA 91768
The Historical Society of Pomona Valley, established in 1916, is dedicated to protecting and preserving the rich history of the Pomona Valley. With a focus on historical sites and landmarks, the society offers tours of notable locations such as the Casa Primera, Palomares Adobe, Spadra Cemetery, Phillips Mansion, and Barbara Greenwood Kindergarten. Visitors can explore these sites and learn about the fascinating stories and artifacts that contribute to the region's heritage.
Through their tours and events, the Historical Society of Pomona Valley aims to educate and engage the community in the history of the area. With a variety of sites to visit, from adobe homes to cemeteries, visitors can immerse themselves in the past and gain a deeper understanding of the Pomona Valley's cultural significance. By supporting the society through donations and memberships, individuals can contribute to the preservation of this valuable history for future generations.
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4.529 reviewsAlfred G.
1/26/2025
I'm actually surprised that it is as nice as it is with all the people who go there's not one stone vandalize which is pretty cool
Jerry A.
1/16/2025
My family moved into walnut in 1964 on Divonne Dr as kids we would push our motorcycles across Valley Blvd Then fire them up and ride down the railroad tracks into Pomona to the cemetery. Not...
Wes H.
11/26/2022
My wife and I had our first date here! She was the bag girl from Ralphs at Diamond Bar Blvd n Grand Ave. Its been 33 years this month!!! Best thing that ever happened to me. Back to spadra,...
Albert L.
10/31/2017
Creepy, serene, forgotten, and historical, a visit to Spadra Cemetary is a reminder that the history that shapes the present day isn't always the type that makes headlines, but also in the lives...
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