§ CULTURE

COMPTON LANDMARKS.

Historic sites and notable places across the city.

Est. 2023

A community-centered museum amplifying the culture of Compton and greater South Los Angeles through art exhibitions and historical displays.

306 W Compton Blvd. #104

Est. 1950s

The seat of Compton's municipal government and a central landmark in the heart of the city.

205 S Willowbrook Ave

Est. 1924

One of the oldest airports in the LA area, hosting the Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum which inspires youth through aviation.

901 W Alondra Blvd

A restored Victorian home representing the architectural heritage of early Compton settlers.

Compton, CA

A memorial dedicated to the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement's impact on Compton.

Compton Civic Center

One of Compton's most beloved parks, a gathering space for community events, sports, and recreation.

E Compton Blvd & S Burris Ave

A restored urban waterway and green space offering trails and native habitat along Compton Creek.

Along Compton Creek

Est. 1950s

Historic park and community hub featuring sports facilities and hosting the annual Compton Day celebrations.

400 E Greenleaf Blvd