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Step back into the smoky lounges, neighborhood taverns, and legendary watering holes that helped shape Tustin’s past.
On August 28th, local researcher and historian Taylor Hadden shares how for generations; local bars, taverns, lounges, and restaurants served as far more than places to eat and drink.
They were gathering spots where friendships were formed, business deals were made, celebrations were held, and community history unfolded.
Explore the mysteries overhead with local stories, historical research, and fascinating accounts over the years right here in Orange County.
Local investigator Jim Cooper describes himself as “UFO curious”. His scientific training makes him careful about claims that outrun the evidence, but he’s genuinely interested in the history of people reporting things in the sky, that they could not readily explain—particularly when those reports come from trained observers such as pilots, military personnel and police.
The Tustin Area Historical Society was founded in 1976 for the purpose of preserving the rich and colorful history of our local area.
Our website proudly celebrates the local history of the city of Tustin. We have some great old photos and some interesting articles and you can be sure that we will add more over time. We’re always looking for more content – articles, photos, and even old ads and printed materials.
Our renovated museum is now open. For more on Tustin history, visit us. Our current open days are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 am to 3 pm, and Saturdays from 11 am until 3 pm. Our location is at 395 El Camino Real at Main St.
Juanita Lovret talks about Fourth of July when she was young.
Arrived in Tustin in 1875 and became important to the growing business of agriculture
We have a variety of books and publications regarding Tustin history. If you can’t drop by the museum, you can order online by clicking the View Store button.
