Angel Stadium of Anaheim is previously known as Anaheim Stadium, which is located in Anaheim, California. The stadium is also called by its unofficial nickname, The Big A. It has served as the Los Angeles Major League Baseball's home stadium and was also the home ground to the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League from 1980 to 1994. Angel Stadium was host to the 1967 MLB All-Star Game, the first All-Star Game to be played on prime-time television. In 1979 other events like the motorcycle speedway hosted by Anaheim Stadium. The stadium also houses the studios and offices of the Angels' owned and operated flagship radio station. The stadium will host softball and baseball at the 2028 Summer Olympics. The stadium also offers food & beverages.
Best Landmarks in Anaheim
Handpicked Top 3 Landmarks in Anaheim, California. All of our landmarks actually face a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes customer reviews, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, trust, cost and general excellence. You deserve only the best!
ANGEL STADIUM OF ANAHEIM REVIEWS
What Angeles Stadium lacks as a baseball stadium it makes up in convince. It is easily accessed from three freeways with tons of parking on all sides. It is very quick to get in and out of. Very family friendly, tickets parking, food and drink are all very reasonable and it is a very safe atmosphere. Even in the middle of summer it cools down at night so bring a sweater or jacket. If you are going to one of the rare day games make sure your seat is in the shade.
First, let me say, I bleed Dodger Blue! That being said, the Angel's hosted my son's High School squad. Friendly staff and clean stadium. What an amazing thing to do for High school players. I gotta give the Angles organization a ton of credit. Also went to a Monster Jamz here and every seat was amazing.
My happiest place in earth. Love this ball park. Driving there is fairly easy. Parking is easy. Staff is helpful and friendly. Love the look of the park, the consessions, bathrooms, and team.
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Mother Colony House is one of the first buildings in Anaheim, built-in 1857. George Hansen has constructed this house for his own home and office and is known today as the "Father of Anaheim." Mother Colony House is made of redwood, consists of three small rooms, and is classified as an American Territorial-style cottage. They added the addition at the rear was added in the 1870s. The single gable roof has a flaring eave with its elaborate roof crest covering the front porch. The Anaheim City Council has appointed the Mother Colony House Advisory Board to make house maintenance and preservation recommendations. Mother Colony House was added to historical places in July 2013, and the adjacent Woelke-Stoffel house was listed as a cottage in the American Territorial style.
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MOTHER COLONY HOUSE REVIEWS
A great landmark. The grounds are wonderful and well kept. Fascinating history and a great place to take anyone interested in Anaheim's past.
My ancestors built this Great Great Great Great grandmother Brother House we still have her dress in the family we have a picture it when it was first built!
Very historical house in Anaheim. Please visit it if you ever get the chance to learn about the history of Anaheim and our beautiful city. They also have a small park on the side where the tree is.
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Ramon Peralta Adobe represents the Santa Ana Canyon past from the first Spanish explorers to the region from 1769 to the present. The Ramon Peralta Adobe is located on land that once was part of the Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana. The Peralta Adobe was the oldest adobe site in Canyon; it is still standing in the Santa Ana canyon today. Historical displays are available for public viewing, including on-site excavated artifacts and a mural timeline. A well-furnished period room and numerous photographs are in an exhibition that traces the Canyon's first settlers' history. The adobe would become a storage room for the Canyon Cafe as Santa Ana Canyon Road traffic grew until the 1950s. The adobe acted as a dwelling for the café operating family and was later linked to the café framework.
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RAMON PERALTA ADOBE REVIEWS
Don't be deceived by its small size. This little historic landmark is full of largely unknown local history. Be sure to take your time. Read the signage. And by all means, speak with the Docent! I promise you will learn something.
Beautiful place. Couldn't believe I finally got to see it. Not gonna lie mostly came here to take pictures but it's a cool place to check out if you're in the area.
A great little piece of Early California. good visit.
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