Catalina Verdugo Adobe has over 1.3 acres of area and is nestled at the base of the Verdugo Hills in a living neighborhood. The Adobe is registered as California Historical Land Mark. The Catalina Verdugo Adobe, also known as the Teodoro Adobe, the Catalina Adobe, and the Verdugo Adobe, is a historic adobe building. It is residence to one of the antique buildings in the City of Glendale and the remnants of the famous "Oak of Peace." The historic nature of the amenities, barbecues, and amplified sound. It is the perfect place for family gatherings, picnics, and special occasions. Catalina Verdugo Adobe has ample parking.

Doctor's House Museum and Gazebo are the Doctors House which was constructed in 1888. The house was established in 1979 when a group of concerned residents came together to save the beloved Doctors House Museum from the wrecking ball, move it to Brand Park, and take on the massive task of authentically restoring the Victorian home to its former glory. The place has a lawn field, and the pavilion is available for weddings and other special occasions. Docents of the Glendale historical society grant the Tours of the interior every Sunday. Doctor's House Museum and Gazebo are open to the public for free admission and continue to serve as a museum to this day.

Casa Adobe de San Rafael is one of the ancient homes located in Glendale, California. The Casa de San Rafael Adobe has been in continuous use since its founding in 1865. The land on which the original Verdugo adobe stood is the place of hoover high school, and a long line of trees adjoined the road that separated the two adobe places. The place has a parlor, salita, bedroom, trunk, exhibit room, summer kitchen, and chairs. Casa Adobe de San Rafael features a picnic pavilion for small businesses or gatherings or family picnics and a turf area for more extensive festival-type events.