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Since 1961 the two structures, today known as the McCallum Adobe-Cornelia White House Museum, are directed by and the property of the Palm Springs Historical Society. [2] The historic houses, with other items of local history such as the earliest telephones in Palm Springs, are on display and open to the public to visit at 221 South Palm Canyon ...
Magnesia Spring Ecological Reserve is a California Department of Fish and Wildlife–protected area of the inland desert region of California, United States. The canyon, one of the natural attractions of the greater Palm Springs area of the Coachella Valley, [2] is known for its "colorful layered rock walls and palm tree oases."
Borrego Palm Canyon, in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California [3] Old Palm Canyon, in Yuma County, Arizona. [4] Palm Canyon Drive—California State Route 111, in the western Coachella Valley and a principal boulevard through Palm Springs, in Riverside County, California.
Their first meeting took place at the Visalia Saddle Shop on Palm Canyon Drive in November 1939 and attracted some 40 people! The club was organized and officers elected in anticipation of the ...
The Moorten Botanical Garden and Cactarium is a 1 acre (0.40 ha) family-owned botanical garden in Palm Springs, California, specializing in cacti and other desert plants. The gardens lie within Riverside County's Coachella Valley, part of the Colorado Desert ecosystem.
1501 Uptown Gastropub is a restaurant in Palm Springs, California. The open-air space was designed by Chris Pardo. [2] Uptown Gastropub has glass architecture, rollup garage doors, and vinyl booths. The dog-friendly gastropub has an outdoor dining patio. [3]
Copley Park These are the cutaway buses. 3101–3131 2016 Copley Park Gillig Low Floor CNG 40: 201–223 2015 Kearny Mesa 801–826 2013 Imperial Avenue 901–912 2014 Kearny Mesa 1401–1410 2017 Kearny Mesa These buses were repainted into the MTS Rapid livery in 2023, replacing the 300-series New Flyer C40LF buses. 1701–1738 2020–2021
Palm Springs has one of the highest concentrations of same-sex couples of any community in the United States. [144] [145] In 2010, 10.1% (2,307) of the city's households belong to same-sex married couples or partnerships, compared to the national average of 1%. Palm Springs has the fifth-highest percentage of same-sex households in the nation.