This
Site Updated On
April 21, 2020
All activities
at the Dinsmoor Heritage House Cultural Museum are canceled or
postponed for now due to
the COVID-19 pandemic. We will notify everyone on this site
when it's safe for activities to resume.
The Dinsmoor Heritage House is a 1929 early California Spanish style house that was acquired by the City of Rosemead as a United States Bicentennial project.
Adelbert and Carrie Dinsmoor, pioneers from Minnesota, raised three sons and one daughter on the 33 acre dairy once owned by the J.W. Robinson family.
The house is now a Cultural and Historical Museum containing period furnishings, glassware, china and silver from the period. Events are planned to showcase the time period of the house. This will allow members to participate in living history.
The house also includes memorabilia of L.J. Rose for whom Rosemead is named and other historical artifacts relating to early Rosemead history.
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The mission of the Dinsmoor
Heritage House and Cultural Museum is to make a positive
difference in the community of Rosemead by providing a place
for the citizens of the City of Rosemead and surrounding
communities to experience a wide variety of cultural events
including music, art, historical and educational
experiences, while preserving the Dinsmoor Heritage House
and its contents for future generations.
Check out the
Newsletters page for the
latest news on the Dinsmoor House. (12.06.2019)
The Dinsmoor Heritage
House Cultural Museum is located at 9632 Steele Street,
Rosemead, CA 91770.
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