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Price Anniversary House - Price Historical Park
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Needs Some TLC

The historical area of the park (some restored old homes and a couple of small side buildings... read more

Reviewed 26 April 2019
BFtime
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Fillmore, California
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Very Historic Area

People are correct, no one is around on a Saturday morning and there is minimal or no signage. This... read more

Reviewed 24 January 2018
5150rocks
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Redwood City, California
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Reviewed 21 December 2012

Our Group Family Reunion had Lunch at the Park, The View was Beautiful. The Kids had a Great time playing games and after Lunch all the Familys sat around telling stories until SunSet.

Date of experience: October 2012
5  Thank trkennedy
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Reviewed 16 April 2012

This is a group of buildings and a small farm that were the homestead of the founder of the city of Pismo Beach. It's totally out of the way near a new subdivision, and you have to deliberately search for it. Unless they are running a tour (find the website online), there is not much to do but walk down the driveway and look at the buildings and stuff. Cool, but not nearly cool enough. Perhaps you should donate something Allow 15 minutes, if it's closed, once you find it.

Date of experience: April 2012
7  Thank tooluser
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Reviewed 5 December 2011

I would say if you are interested in history or love old homes, you should go. There was an ice cream social that I took my family, the little ones were bored. I love the pictures in the homes that show Pismo's past. You can't see much of the homes but what you can is see is pretty cool.

7  Thank micanthony76
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Reviewed 7 June 2011

It's great to go and visit - if you can go when it's open. They've been working on this site for the past 15 years +, and since I was a kid I'd go out here to spend a little time. It's still not done and the historical homes are fenced off.

Date of experience: June 2011
7  Thank andrewfabula
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