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The La Verne Historical Society has placed bronze plaques at more than 30 historic residences since 2000. Living Landmarks is a partnership between the La Verne Historical Society and La Verne Daily News to spotlight the history of the homes and the families who live in them.
Roots Run Deep: The La Verne Home That Helped Launch the Citrus Industry
Before La Verne had a name, this house had a story. Soon, it will be christened the Cross-Forsyth home with a bronze historical marker.
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Hubble House and the Doctor Who Helped Build a Town
If these walls could talk, they’d tell the story of a doctor who helped deliver a town. The Hubble House has stood in La Verne since the early 1900s, once home to Dr. John Hubble, his wife, Lauuna, and their children from 1905 to 1921. At a time when
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This series is brought to you by the La Verne Historical Society and La Verne Daily News. The La Verne Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of our community. We collect, document, and exhibit artifacts and information that showcase the lives and stories of the people who have helped to create our community. Our mission is to promote awareness and appreciation of our local history and to inspire future generations to continue this important work. Visit the Historical Society website to learn more and become a member today!

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