Mission City Affinity: The Workman and Temple Family and San Gabriel, 1842-1972
Although the Workman and Temple families called the Rancho La Puente home for almost 90 years, their connections to other communities within the Los Angeles region run almost as deep. For 130 years, the Workman and Temple family had meaningful ties to the mission and city of San Gabriel. Beginning in 1842, when mission padres contested the land grant for Rancho La Puente until the death of the official mission and city historian and genealogist Thomas Workman Temple II in 1972, the families were connected to San Gabriel through sacraments and burials, support for the Mission Play and Playhouse, donation of land for City Hall, development of adjacent commercial buildings, and much more. Join the Homestead’s Museum Director Paul R. Spitzzeri for a fast-paced presentation of this personalized history.

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