34.0344° N 118.4259° W
Rancho Park
Named by a local broker who wanted 'our own community.' Spanish and traditional homes under deciduous trees, centered on the Rancho Park golf course.
History
How Rancho Park came to be.
- 1920s
Middle-class homes are built on former rancho land.
- 1927
Broker Bill Heyler opens an office on Pico near Manning, and campaigns for a name of its own.
- 1930s
Residents lobby for an identity separate from Westwood after Olympic Boulevard divides the area.
- 1947
Rancho Park Golf Course opens, later a PGA Tour stop.
- 1989
A 13-year-old Tiger Woods shoots a 64 to set the course's junior record.
Points of interest
Places that define Rancho Park
Each number matches a pin on the map above. Hover either one to find the other.
Fun facts
Things even locals forget
Fall color in LA.
Rancho Park is one of the few places in the city where street trees turn in autumn.
A song about a corner.
'Pico and Sepulveda' became a 1947 radio hit and a Dr. Demento favorite.
Old-fashioned streetlights.
Faux 19th-century lamps line many of its blocks.
Rancho Park real estate
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