Hidden gems: History museums in Los Angeles

Discover the city's hidden treasures—remarkable spots that are relatively undiscovered but offer exceptional experiences. Our selection criteria? A rating of 4.5 or higher with fewer than 150 reviews. Explore these lesser-known yet outstanding places that promise a delightful visit in Los Angeles. This list contains 6 places from History museum category.

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San Fernando Valley Historical Society
Historical society
👍👍 We really enjoyed the tour of the house and learning the history of the place and how it ties into the history of Los Angeles. I was especially impressed by the collection of various antiques, numerous clothing pieces, hats, purses and ladies' fans. I definitely recommend this place.
4.80 (20 reviews)
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Great Mausoleum
Historical place museum
👍👍 Michael Jackson, among other famous people, are entombed here. Google maps will drop you to the door of the mausoleum. Some of the other mausoleums are open to the public at Forest Lawn. This one however, is heavily guarded. At the door is a small button you have to push to gain access. It says you...
4.80 (16 reviews)
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Museum of Social Justice
History museum
👍👍 Had photos of migrants showing the difficult situation. Free.
4.70 (25 reviews)
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Leonis Adobe Museum
Local history museum
Living history museum focusing on the old West, depicting California ranch life in the 1880s.
4.60 (108 reviews)
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Homestead Acre & Museum
Historical place
👍👍 This was my Ranch Grandmas house! My family would visit every Holiday. I remember many summers at my Ranch Grandmas. Playing cowboys and Indians in the yard and on the big rock in the back. So many wonderful memories!!! Miss you Ranch Grandma!
4.60 (32 reviews)
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America Tropical Interpretive Center
History museum
👍👍 David Alfaro Siqueiros was an influential artist who grew up in Mexico and strove to impact lives through his art. Siqueiros became part of the Mexican Muralist Movement culture and his artwork showcased strong political ideas. In 1932, he was exiled from Mexico and immigrated to the U.S. While i...
4.50 (17 reviews)
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