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FOR INFORMATION ON MEMBERSHIP IN NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN WEST, RANCHO LA PUENTE PARLOR NO. 331, CONTACT THE RECORDING SECRETARY VIA EMAIL
Meeting Time and Place
Meets 2nd Wednesday, 7 PM,
Methodist Church, 15701 East Hill St, La Puente 91744
(Dark in August)
Annual Dues: $60
Initiation Fees: $5 initiation fee + 6 mos. dues ($35)
Instituted June 11, 1976
La Puente (Los Angeles County)
the seal has the outline of the original land grant map of Rancho La Puente. Totaling 48,790.55 acres, Rancho La Puente was one of the larger ranches in Southern California. It extended on the north tothe ravine above the present location of what is now Covina Hills. On the south it extended to the southern slope of the Puente Hills. Its eastern boundary was Brea Canyon and the boundary of the Spadra Rancho. The San Gabriel River formed the west line and extended beyond to include the present town of Montebello. The area was intersected by the San Jose Creek. The map was made in 1868 after John Rowland and William Workman had proved their Mexican land grant to the U.S. government.
Official Visit – March 27, 2022
Members of Rancho La Puente and Poppy Trail hosted Grand President Susan Collins to a tour of the famous Huntington Gardens and Museum located in San Marino. It was perfect weather for touring the gardens and visiting the many treasures in the mansion.
