Redondo Beach Historical Museum

In 1904, a grand Queen Anne house graced Redondo Beach. This house, now the Redondo Beach Historical Museum, whispers tales of the city’s past. The Redondo Beach Historical Museum welcomes visitors Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, from noon to 3 p.m. Inside, you’ll discover a treasure trove of artifacts, photographs, and documents. These items paint a vivid picture of Redondo Beach’s journey through time. The museum’s collection includes yearbooks from local schools and a variety of memorabilia. You can delve even deeper into Redondo Beach’s history with “Postcard History Series”. This fascinating book is available in the Museum Gift Shop for $20. Your purchase supports the museum’s mission to preserve the city’s rich heritage. The museum is part of Heritage Court, a charming Victorian courtyard. The court features a rose garden, a fountain, an arbor, and two historic houses. The Queen Anne House serves as the main museum building. The Morell House, a 1906 Queen Anne home with Craftsman details, stands nearby. The Morrell family resided in the home from approximately 1906 to the 1950s. It has undergone rehabilitation and now serves as an event space. The city relocated both houses to Heritage Court in 1989, saving them from demolition. They now stand as testaments to Redondo Beach’s architectural heritage.