| Pasadena Neighborhoods |
| West of Arroyo Seco: Linda Vista and San Rafael |
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Cities nearby: South Pasadena Monrovia Montrose Arcadia San Marino Sierra Madre |
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Cities in the San Fernando Valley: Burbank Toluca Lake Studio City |
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| The three Pasadena
neighborhoods west of the Arroyo Seco-- Linda Vista, San Rafael
and Annandale-- became part of the city about 30 years after
Pasadena was founded. And to this day, they have a very rural
atmosphere. Large and small homes along winding streets in these
hilly areas are almost hidden from view among the trees. So rural,
in fact, it is difficult to believe these neighborhoods are in the Los
Angeles megalopolis! Indian Flats was the name of Linda Vista initially because a small population of Native Americans who had escaped from the San Gabriel Mission found refuge there. By the time American and European immigrants moved into area in the late 1800s, the natives had moved on. Within a couple of years the newcomers founded their own homeowners group in order to fend of annexation efforts by the city of Pasadena. This independent spirit survives today.
Annandale is a small neighborhood of upscale homes surrounding the Annandale Golf Club just off the 134 Freeway and is south of Linda Vista and north of San Rafael.
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