Estancia Park - Costa Mesa, CA - Municipal Parks and Plazas on Waymarking.com

The plaque says, "This adobe building was constructed about 1820 as part of an outlying mission stock headquarters to shelter the herdsmen who cared for the cattle from Mission San Juan Capistrano. After secularization, the property continued as a cattle ranch through the 1860s when Diego Sepulveda, after whom it is named occupied it. Floods and drought ended the cattle industry by the 1870s and the building served as a farmhouse until 1963 when the Segerstrom family donated the adobe and 5 acres of land to the City of Cost Mesa. The building was restored and opened as a community museum in August 1966 as California landmark number 227. Dedicated November 15, 2014"

Name: Estancia Park Street Location: Adams Ave Local Municipality: Costa Mesa State/Province, etc.: California Country: Unites States Web Site: [Web Link] Memorial/Commemoration: No Picnic Facilities: Picnic Tables Recreational Facilities: Soccer Fields Monuments/Statues: No Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): No Fountains: No Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: No Special Events: No Traditional Geocaches: None Date Established: Not listed

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