Victory Park, Pasadena, California

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Victory Park is a neighborhood in Pasadena, California. It is bordered by New York Drive to the north, Orange Grove Boulevard to the south, Altadena Drive to the west, and Sierra Madre Boulevard to the east. The park was completed and dedicated on May 25th, 1952.

## Landmarks[edit]

At the center of the neighborhood is the park from which the neighborhood gets its name, which was originally a military airfield. The area also was home to Earthlink headquarters.[citation needed]

## Education[edit]

Victory Park is home to Pasadena High School (commonly referred to as PHS) and is also served by Field Elementary School, Norma Coombs Elementary School, and Norma Coombs Alternative School. Marine Corps Reserve Training Center, Blecksmith Hall, borders victory park to the South, East. Assumption Middle School is a private school in the area.

## Transportation[edit]

Victory Park is served by Metro Local line 256. It is also served by Pasadena Transit routes 31, 32, and 40.

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Pasadena, California

History|

* Hahamog-na
* Rancho San Pasqual
* Indiana Colony
* Super Bowl XI XIV XVII XXI XXVII

Government|

* Mayor
* City Council
* City Hall
* Pasadena Transit
* Pasadena Unified School District
* Pasadena Police Department

Culture|

* Armory Center for the Arts
* Brookside Golf Course
* Brookside Park
* California Art Club
* Eaton Canyon
* Convention Center
* Kidspace Children's Museum
* Norton Simon Museum
* Pasadena Chalk Festival
* Pasadena Museum of California Art
* Pasadena Museum of History
* Pasadena Symphony and POPS
* Rose Bowl
* Rose Bowl Aquatics Center
* Rose Parade
* USC Pacific Asia Museum

Neighborhoods|

| Downtown|

* Civic Center
* Old Pasadena

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Northwest|

* Linda Vista
* Park Place–Arroyo Terrace
* Prospect

North Lake|

* Bungalow Heaven
* Normandie Heights
* Washington Square

Northeast|

* Daisy Villa
* East Washington Village
* Jefferson Park
* Victory Park

Far East|

* Hastings Ranch

Southwest|

* Annandale
* Bellefontaine/Governor Markham
* Lower Arroyo
* Poppy Peak
* Raymond Hill/Arroyo Del Mar

Southeast|

* Lamanda Park
* Madison Heights
* Marceline
* Oak Knoll
* South Lake

Education|

| Primary and
secondary schools|

* Pasadena USD
* Blair IB
* Marshall Fundamental Sec.
* John Muir HS
* Pasadena HS
* Chandler School
* International School of Los Angeles Pasadena Campus
* Maranatha High School
* Polytechnic School
* Sequoyah School
* Westridge School

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* AGBU Vatche and Tamar Manoukian HS

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Colleges and
universities|

* Pasadena City College
* Art Center College of Design
* California Institute of Technology
* Fuller Theological Seminary
* Pacific Oaks College
* Providence Christian College
* Tyson School of Medicine
* William Carey International University
* Ambassador College (closed)
* Highland College (closed)

Landmarks|

* Ambassador Auditorium
* Huntington Hospital
* Paseo Colorado
* Pasadena Conference Center
* Tallest and largest buildings

Streets|

* CA-134
* I-210
* CA-710
* Colorado
* Fair Oaks
* Foothill
* Huntington
* Lake
* Orange Grove
* Rosemead
* Sierra Madre

Media|

* Pasadena Star-News
* Pasadena Weekly
* Pasadena Now

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