3 Best Landmarks in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

“Chaffey-Garcia House is an intimate residence built in 1874 that displays local history exhibits, artifacts, and a restored barn. The Chaffey-Garcia House is associated with the history of Etiwanda and the general promotion of Etiwanda's sense of history. The house has dark wooden furniture around an angled fireplace that yields a chimney that connects to the next-door room. The building provides a unique opportunity to explore the rich history of the region. The house takes pride in offering an affordable and flexible venue that helps with historic preservation. Chaffey-Garcia House is the perfect place for private events, birthdays, retirements, and weddings.”

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“Archibald Library provides professional and friendly literacy services for all ages. The library has 24 computers with internet access and Microsoft Office, two express PCs, 3 in the children's room, and 3 in their teen section. The library also has meeting rooms and study areas, homework and research help, multimedia collections, the latest online resources, and activities for all ages. Archibald Library aims to enhance the quality of life for residents by addressing health issues and promoting sustainability through the Library of Things collection. The library offers free reading tutoring for children in 2nd through 5th grade. Archibald Library also offers free wireless internet, free admission, and ample parking.”

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“John Rains House was constructed in 1860 by Joseph Mullaly from the red clay on the site by Ohio brick masons from bricks. The house is the oldest standing fired brick mansion. The house features a cooling system that uses ducts to send creek water under the house. The original house had an entry hall, three bedrooms in the front, a parlor, a patio area flanked by a dining room, a padre’s room, two guest rooms, and a kitchen. John Rains House hosts various special events and parties. The house offers free entry and ample parking. John Rains House was added to the National Register of Historic Places on April 24, 1973.”

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