Interesting presentation displays of local historical events early in the days when Monterey Park developed. Including the starts of well-known names like Laura Schudders. Other exhibits highlight collections of Monterey Park Historical Society
I would like to see much more specifically about the significance of the actual Observatory itself. Pertaining to "hobbies" of the wealthy, there's a rich history to tell of the many influential persons in the history of Los Angeles and Southern California who's interests, studies and wealth contributed to the advancement of significant astronomical and scientific discoveries. -- From Griffith Park, Mount Wilson, Saddle Back, Palomar, JPL, CalTech... many peoples involved within and around the San...
Read moreGo Wednesdays from 7 to 9 pm. The Los Angeles Astronomical Society opens the dome to the public. Free. Climb the spiral staircase to the viewing platform of am 8 inch telescope. Telescopes on the lawn too.
There's also a brand new space-theme playground with slides. Also a baseball field ... bbqs and picnic area, used to be covered but now you have to bring your own sun coverings until the gazebo top is replaced, if it gets...
Read moreDavid is such a wealth of knowledge and you can tell he loves astronomy. Great place to nerd out and check out planets and stars. The observatory moves and David is always able to help you become better at observing the universe through a lens. Highly recommend!
You can't beat the price! It's free...
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