Catalina Verdugo Adobe

AboutSuggested duration: 1-2 hoursLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°83°59°Aug80°56°Sep73°50°OctAboutSuggested duration: 1-2 hoursLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°83°59°Aug80°56°Sep73°50°Oct”},{“value”:”AboutLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°63°42°Jan63°42°Feb64°43°MarAboutLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°63°42°Jan63°42°Feb64°43°Mar”},{“value”:”Local WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°64°42°Dec63°42°Jan63°42°FebAboutLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°64°42°Dec63°42°Jan63°42°Feb”},{“value”:”Local WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°66°44°Nov64°42°Dec63°42°JanAboutLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°66°44°Nov64°42°Dec63°42°Jan”},{“value”:”Suggested duration: 1-2 hoursLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°80°56°Sep73°50°Oct66°44°NovAboutSuggested duration: 1-2 hoursLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°80°56°Sep73°50°Oct66°44°Nov”},{“value”:”This was Catalina Verdugo’s home. Her father owned the whole land of Glendale, LA Crescenta, Tujunga and Burbank, when he died he left half of it to her and half to her brother. Here the treaty to end the Mexican American war was written next to a giant oak tree that has since been removed because of rotten roots, but the place is marked where it stood the “oak of peace” and the house is still here too. It’s a beautiful property.”},{“value”:”AboutSuggested duration: 1-2 hoursLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°80°58°Jul83°59°Aug80°56°SepAboutSuggested duration: 1-2 hoursLocal WeatherPowered by Weather UndergroundF°C°80°58°Jul83°59°Aug80°56°Sep”}]