Walk Glendora

Explore the city’s historic core, one story at a time.

The former Bellevue Hotel, a Victorian-style building, with a tall turret, a large palm tree in front, and a person standing outside. Text overlays read 'Glendoras historic core' at the top and 'a walking tour' at the bottom.

Walk Glendora & Discover our history.

The Glendora Walking Tour‍ ‍invites visitors to explore the heart of the community while learning about its historic buildings, notable landmarks, and the people who helped define the city

Group of people on a tour standing outside the Glendora Historical Society Museum, a beige building with traditional carriage-style garage doors, on a sunny day.

The Glendora Library now offers 3 guided walking tours on demand.

  • Old Glendora

  • Historic Homes of Glendora

  • Glendora Community Art

For more information contact
(626) 852-4891.
Available for groups of 2 or more.

Choose a
self-guided tour.

"Aportaciones de la Cultura Maya y del Hombre Moderno" mural at the Glendora Library's Bidwell Forum gifted by Glendora's sister city, Merida to commemorate 1976 visit

Art

A straight stretch of Route 66 extending into the distance through a desert landscape with sparse shrubs and distant mesas under a partly cloudy sky.

Route
66
Tour

A close-up view of a green Gumby figuring attached to a textured rock climbing wall.

 History 

A ghostly figure covered with a white sheet and two eye holes, illuminated by blue light with fog surrounding it, creating a spooky atmosphere.

Haunted

Still hungry for more?

Download our original 1987 walking tour, created to celebrate Glendora’s centennial.

A historic black and white photograph of downtown glendora with storefronts and awnings, a vintage car, and a horse-drawn carriage.