Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society
invites you to our

ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY

SUNDAY DECEMBER 22ND 12:00 TO 3:00 PM
SAN ANTONIO WINERY
737 Lamar St, Los Angeles, CA 90031

Please join us for our annual holiday Christmas Holiday Party this year at San Antonio Winery in Downtown Los Angeles. Price of our luncheon includes a full course meal and wine. Please remember to bring an unwrapped toy for our Toys For Tots tradition.

Members: $105 (with a small Paypal fee)
Non-Members: $115 (with a small Paypal fee)

For more on San Antonio Winery go here: sanantoniowinery.com/locations/los-angeles/

The Windsor Square Hancock Park Historical Society invites you to

AFTERNOON TEA AT THE LANGHAM HUNTINGTON HOTEL PASADENA SUNDAY MARCH 9TH 1:00 TO 4:00

Dear Members and Guests,

Please join us for an elegant afternoon tea in the Royce Room of the historic Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena, Sunday, March 9th from 1:00 TO 4:00. You will be greeted with a glass of Prosecco upon entering the space, from the lobby. The Royce Room is one of the original restaurant spaces in the hotel when it was built in 1907. It overlooks the main garden area as seen in the flyer below.

Once seated in this beautiful room members and guests will be treated to scrumptious savories, delicious scones and other delicacies. You will also hear the history of the hotel, listen to an interesting guest speaker, take part in a raffle of wonderful prizes and maybe win a prize for the best hat of the day.

Members: $95 (with a small Paypal fee) 
Non Members $115. (with a small Paypal fee) 

SOLD OUT

Our guest speaker is author Danny Jensen:

Danny Jensen is the author of LA Scavenger: The Ultimate Search for Los Angeles’s Hidden Treasures; Secret Los Angeles: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure; and 100 Things to Do in Los Angeles Before You Die. He is also the Programs Chair for the Los Angeles City Historical Society.

For more on the history of the Langham Huntington Hotel click on links below. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Langham_Huntington,_Pasadena

Saturday morning, April 19th at 10:00am

Will be a revisit by Steve Marshall, the Urban Lumberjack. We will meet on the Northwest corner of Larchmont and 1st in front of Chase Bank and will be taking a different route, this time, heading South across 3rd Street. This is a very well priced event. This walking tour is limited to 30 people. Bring your coffee and wear comfortable shoes.

Members: $25 (plus a small Paypal fee)
Non Members: $35 (plus a small Paypal fee)

Please join us for our annual garden tour on Saturday, May 3rd from 12:00 to 4:00. Pick up wristbands and programs at 355 S. Windsor Boulevard. Food and beverages will also be available at this location.

This year’s garden tour features a selection of lovely gardens and personal styles.

We have two gardens on Wilton Drive in the Wilton-Ridgewood Historic District. One is a colorful property with true backyard outdoor living. We are calling it Ladies Of The Canyon On Wilton Drive. The other is directly across the street and can be called an Urban Oasis. Both of these gardens were done by Sarah Alexander of Rodriguez & Satterthwaite Landscape.

Another beautiful garden is on Lucerne with a house designed by architects Walker & Eisen, the 1920 French Normandy-style home features a drought-tolerant English garden designed by Cheryl Kellough.

A fourth extraordinary Windsor Square estate garden is on display and was done by Landscaper, Patricia Benner.

If you love beautiful gardens please join us:

Member: $55.
Non-Members $75.

Annual Meeting
Fiesta Night

Sunday August 3, 2025 5pm

We are pleased to announce our Annual Meeting this year will be at the Gilmore Adobe on Sunday, August 3rd, from 5:00 to 8:00. The theme is “Fiesta Night” with a Mariachi band and appropriate fare. If you’ve never been to the Gilmore Adobe you are in for a treat to finally see behind the wooden gates you have probably wandered past many times before. Behind these gates and the massive foliage are the hidden grounds of the adobe built on this location in 1852. Wedged between The Grove and Television City the adobe continues to thrive as a tranquil reminder of Los Angeles almost two centuries ago.

Members: $65, w/a small Paypal fee
Non-Members $85, w/a small Paypal fee