The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens

The Huntington Library and surrounding 120 acres of grounds are a education and research collection established in 1919 by Henry & Arabella Huntington. The main Art Gallery is located in the former residence of the Huntingtons with an extensive collection of European and American art. The surrounding grounds support a variety of botanical gardens including the Chinese, Japanese, and Desert gardens as well as the Rose Hills Foundation Conservatory. The extensive and varied grounds located within the Studio Zone make the Huntington extremely popular with film productions.