Exploring the Multicultural Sporting History of Monterey Park, CA

Monterey Park, CA is a city rich in multicultural history and sporting events. From basketball to golf to equestrian competitions, there are plenty of historical sites to explore for sports enthusiasts. Here are some places you must visit:

1. Garvey Ranch Observatory (781 S Orange Ave) Built by Ezra Garvey in 192829, this observatory was a popular spot for stargazers. It even hosted an equestrian competition that drew crowds from all over Southern California.

2. Shorb Garden (1025 Ramona Ave) This beautiful garden was home to the first miniature golf course built west of the Mississippi River in 1930.

3. Barnes Memorial Park The park is named after Willard H. Barnes who played basketball at Pasadena High School and later became a coaching legend at East Los Angeles College and Whittier College.

4. Casa Del Rey Moro Museum (5121 Pomona Blvd) This museum celebrates FilipinoAmerican culture with exhibits on traditional dances, food, music as well as various sporting achievements by Filipino athletes such as legendary boxer Manny Pacquiao.

5. Langham Hotel Golf Course (1401 S Baldwin Ave.) This historic Golf Club was established by G.D.Robinson in 1919 where he lived until his death on March 21st,1956 before it changed ownership several times

Each of these locations has its own unique place within the diverse sporting tradition of Monterey Park which make them perfect destinations for any sports enthusiast planning their next trip!

Websites:

Garvey Ranch Observatory:

http://garveranchobservatory.org/

Casa Del Rey Moro Museum:

https://casadelreymoro.org/

Langham Hotel Golf Course:

https://www.langhamhotels.com/en/thelangham/pasadena/golf/