Dominguez Rancho Adobe Museum

Placed on the National Register of Historic places, the Dominguez Rancho Adobe Museum is California Landmark number 152. The museum is situated on 17 acres of lush gardens and green space on the Rancho San Pedro, which was part of the first Spanish land grant in California by King Carlos III of Spain. King Carlos III granted the land to Juan Jose Dominguez, a retired Spanish soldier. The original adobe ranch home was completed in 1826 and is now the site of the Dominguez Rancho Adobe Museum, which is operated by the Friends of Rancho San Pedro. Volunteer Opportunities Support the Dominguez Rancho Adobe Museum by joining our volunteer family. Each of the five different areas offer wonderful opportunities to learn about the Rancho, share history with the public, and interact with a fantastic volunteer group. Volunteer hours are available Tuesday through Saturday. There is a volunteer opportunity for every schedule and interest. All volunteer positions include training and supervision by museum staff. Volunteer Opportunities Include: Public Tour Docents School Tour Docents Curatorial/Conservation Volunteers Administrative Volunteers Special Event Volunteers Volunteers receive: 10% Discount in the Museum Gift Shop 10% Discount to Events Volunteer Summer BBQ and Winter End of Year Party If you want to help others and apply as a volunteer, please, go to page https://dominguezrancho.org/dominguez-rancho-volunteer-programs/ Our website is https://dominguezrancho.org/, email is adobe.rancho.dominguez@gmail.com, contact phone is 310-603-0088