This is a wonderful and stunning shrine to Lincoln, our Civil War heroes, and the abolitionists who…read moreworked tirelessly to abolish slavery in the American South. The building is stunning and the displays are pure art. The docents are incredibly knowledgeable and provide you with an abundance of information. My only complaint is that the exterior of this beautiful shrine is marred by ugly QR code banners which make it impossible to take a good photo of the exterior. I also hope they remove 'The 1619 Project' from its prominent display as it has been widely discredited and is a real insult to the 360,000 Union Soldiers who sacrificed their lives - as did Lincoln - to eradicate slavery from our country.

Very interesting and somber place. Thd building and its details are beautiful. The young man…read moreworking there was very nice and he explained the layout of the museum and offered us resources and help along the self guided tour. It's a small museum with three separate rooms. There's a fun Morse code activity and some paper and colors to draw with. I'd say it's a place for fifth graders and up. Museum is free but please consider donating or buying from their gift shop to help keep funding places like these.

Excellent spot for photos. Looks like they've shut down the access for cars since there's a…read moreconcrete barricade and multiple City of Redlands safety signs. Other than that, come here at golden hour and your photos will always be magnificent. Here's one from today showing the recent snow in the distance.

116/2024 Honestly…read morehard to say how far this strip stretches out as far as Downtown Rialto goes! From the welcoming concrete Median Sign located on the cross street of Riverside Ave and Foothill Blvd is about less than 3 miles till the Walmart Super Center by the 10 Frwy. Some of the businesses along this Downtown Strip are: Chase Bank Dorita's Nails Doc's Bar Express Hair Salon RIALTO Historical Society Raquel's Jazz Lounge Domino's Pizza Dairy Queen Metro Link Station Cristo Libreria Catolico Old Memories Tatoo Five Points Plaza Banner Bank Rally's Pizza Hut George's Burgers Don's Bicycles ARCO Gas Station Red Castle Korean BBQ Walgreens Little Caesars 7Eleven Dollar Tree Beyond Foodmart Rialto Fitness Aquatic Center Starbucks Walmart Super Center

It is a gorgeous and peaceful place! The garden is beautiful and there is a church building across…read morefrom the temple! There was big parking lot and many branches around, it is a great place to read, to ponder, to walk around and to appreciate. It is not a church building so it is actually closed on Sunday but the temple ground is still open, you can take a nice Sunday walk here. Besides the open house time, this temple is only open to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which is the place they make sacred promises with God, and marriage is one of them! If you ever have any questions while you are there( even just want to use borrow a restroom) feel free to walk into the chapel that is close by the temple, there are always missionaries and church representatives who are happy to help!

The Redlands Temple is also a beautiful place to do baptisms for the dead. There are some beautiful…read morestained glass windows here also. #LightTheWorld

Nice calm and serene, small walk (perfect for kids) that showcases the different…read morebiomes/environments of California native plants (and some animals) with interpretive signage along the way. A native botanist/horticulturalists' haven away from suburbia. With binoculars, magnifying glass, animal list for the walk inside the office (also educational and community resources). There is also a seasonal nursery of these native plants fairly okay pricing. Not sure if bring pets are since there's wildlife living on site. Would highly recommend if in the area and is better than most other California RCD.

Wonderful learning and atmosphere. We found this location just down Glenwood from the entrance to…read morethe Mt Rubidoux walking trail. The staff is so helpful

Step inside the Fontana Historical Society's small research library building. It is manned by a…read moresmall group of dedicated volunteers who grew up and still live in this city and who will make you feel quite welcome. They are always looking for new members. In other words, sure hope you will donate your time because there is always way too much to accomplish. This building was originally the real estate building for promoting moving to Fontana at the turn of the 20th Century, owned and run by Fontana's founder, A B Miller. Now, it stores newspapers and other memorabilia that anyone can use for research purposes, and provides workspace for organizing community events. One of the properties they proudly care for is the Pepper House Museum, located nearby. If you wish to see this small humble museum, you must first come here and be escorted to the property. http://www.yelp.com/biz/pepper-house-museum-fontana

Everything is amazing The rooms the museum tour…read more All the art that is inside Front desk gave us an upgrade Coming back soon

The tour was very informative and interesting. Highly recommended that you took the tour if you…read morelike to know history of Mission Inn. I really enjoy seeing underground areas, antique and collectibles which are not available to regular guests. The current price we paid was $45 for adult and $15 for kids. I think it should be complimentary for hotel guests but I guess one time pay is ok ($120 for 4 of us.) The tour was about 45 minutes and it had free champagne and apple cider at the end. The tour guide team was very nice and friendly. They made the tour fun and entertaining :)

What a gem! This historic and architecturally stunning library is a must-visit for anyone who…read moreappreciates beautiful details and community spaces. From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by gorgeous stained glass windows and thoughtful touches everywhere you look. There are several inviting reading and learning rooms, plus a dedicated children's section that's perfect for little ones. Outside, there's a small but lovely garden with plenty of seating; ideal for enjoying a book on a nice day. I especially loved discovering the board where anyone can post a book review. It's a great way to engage with fellow readers and get new recommendations. My husband and I make it a point to support local businesses and community resources when we travel; signing up for a library card and following their event calendar is one way we connect with each new place. This library is truly a treasure, and we highly recommend stopping by whether you're a resident or just passing through!

I love love love this library! The staff are friendly, plenty of tables and chairs, and they have a…read morechildren section too! I ended up walking out with a new library card! They offer different events, make sure to check out their websites and Instagram! I appreciate the people here, the building, and the architecture. It reminds me of the Harry Potter world and I even found Dobby inside!