About Conejo Valley Landmarks

Conejo Valley Landmarks, a standing committee of the Conejo Valley Historical Society, plays a vital role in identifying, preserving, and promoting the historic sites that define the character of the Conejo Valley. Through careful research and advocacy, the committee works to ensure that significant landmarks are recognized and protected for future generations. Preservation is more than maintaining old buildings, it is about safeguarding the stories, culture, and identity of a community. These landmarks serve as visual reminders of our shared past, offering meaningful opportunities for education and connection.

The mission of the Historical Society is to preserve, maintain, and exhibit an extensive historical record of the Conejo Valley while engaging and educating the community about its rich cultural heritage. The Conejo Valley Landmarks Committee supports this mission by emphasizing the importance of integrating preservation into future planning. As the region continues to grow and evolve, it is essential that we do not lose sight of the people, places, and events that shaped it. Protecting historical landmarks ensures that future generations can learn from and appreciate the legacy that came before them.

Visitors are encouraged to experience this history firsthand at the Stagecoach Inn Museum, located at 51 S. Ventu Park Rd. in Newbury Park. The museum offers engaging exhibits and programs that bring local history to life for all ages.

For more information about the Conejo Valley Landmarks Committee or to get involved, please contact Nellie Cusworth at nelliekerrcusworth@gmail.com.