The Trujillo Adobe in Riverside, CA is a historic site that holds great significance as the largest non-native settlement between Santa Fe, New Mexico and Los Angeles, California in the early 19th century. The Spanish Town Heritage Foundation is dedicated to preserving this important piece of history, along with the neighboring communities of La Placita de los Trujillos and Agua Mansa, and transforming the area into a living history museum known as Spanish Town. Through sharing stories, creating cultural learning opportunities, and leading community efforts, the foundation aims to champion the Hispanic legacy of the Inland Empire's first settlers. With a commitment to acknowledging the traditional Native lands on which the Trujillo Adobe stands, the foundation seeks to build mutual respect and connection across all barriers of heritage and differences.Generated from the website