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Tustin’s Agricultural Roots

Tustin’s Red Hill

Tustin Schools Over the Years

Police and Fire Departments

Early Tustin Churches

Early Tustin Businesses

Tustin Sports Leaders

Tustin’s Early Pioneers

Tustin’s Earliest Settlers

Past Home & Garden Tours

Home Garden Tour of 2019

Home Garden Tour of 2018

Home Garden Tour of 2017

Home Garden Tour of 2016

Home Garden Tour of 2015

Home Garden Tour of 2014

Recent Events

Night at the Museum – Randy Ema and Duesenberg Automobiles

Tustin Area Historical May General Meeting

Night at the Museum – “I Hate the Color Pink”

Night at the Museum – “Why Would Anyone Live Out There?”

Tustin’s First Community Garden

The Historic Yorba Cemetery: Orange County’s Oldest Cemetery

2022 Old Town Tustin Home & Garden Tour

Night at the Museum – World War II and How Tustin’s Blimp Hangars Helped Counter the Threat

Night at the Museum – From Tiller to Deputy Chief

Night at the Museum – Early Days of Shelby Mustangs

Articles

Clifton Miller, mayor and councilman

Byron “Barney” Crawford, Tustin’s first mayor

Patricia Sutcliff, Tustin’s first councilwoman

Tustin seems to get snow every century

UFOs like the quality of life in Tustin

First Tustin High School opened in 1922

David Hewes’ golden spike helped dedicate railroad connection

A Video Tour of the Historic Hewes Mansion in Downtown Tustin

Columbus Tustin, founder of Tustin

Early Red Hill was home to mercury mines and rattlesnakes

Tustin early pioneers included career women

Early landowners valued North Tustin’s potential

The battle for the Southern Pacific

Tustin boasted a dozen filling stations on old 101

Tustin’s first City Council focused on safety

Tustin Meadows homes started at $19,995

As Tustin grows, so have the schools

Tanks for the memories (Gas stations in early Tustin)

Wild fireworks

Settlers’ daughters developed Tustin’s culture

The man behind Holt Avenue’s name (John Holt)

Lemon Heights had humble beginnings

Prescott family set down roots on orange ranch

Tustin Book Store

Tustin As It Once Was by Juanita Lovret

Tustin: An Illustrated History by Carol Jordan

Images of America: Tustin by Guy Ball

The Landmark Trees of Tustin by Carol Jordan

Remember When by Juanita Lovret

Call me Eddie by Eddie Martin

City Walk: All About Tustin 1895 by Guy Ball

Lighter Than Air by David Crawley

Love of the Land by Ed & Libby Pankey

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