Historical plaque inscription:This official Olympic Flagpole was used at Squaw Valley, California in the pageantry ceremonies of the VIII Olympic Winter Games held in February 18 - 28, 1960.Walt Disney, Chairman of Pageantry.Note: This is one of thirty flagpoles from Squaw Valley relocated around the world with the same plaque attached. The flagpoles were part of the first-ever Olympic Opening Ceremony spectacle, created by Walt Disney, who said “Nothing is more important than creating lasting goodwill among our visitors“.

This art piece is definitely something youll want to visit at least once while in Wrigley Mansion. If not for the surreal experience of seeing 202 street lamps in one place, then at least for the cool picture opportunities.

The house and the garden are so adorable and inspiring.

One of the highlights of the Wrigley Mansion is its rose garden. Coming into full bloom now. Beautiful variety of roses on display. Free street parking on Arbor, no admission fee.

There is so much land, laid way back from the street, that you feel as if you are in your own little private world. Very peaceful. The main buildings were all closed because it was Sundsy, but enjoyed sitting in the gazebo with several benches. Its just a beautiful place to see and be at. I didnt know it at first but the owner, Mr. Wrigley, was the one who created Wrigkwy gum.

Visiting this mansion was a great experience. The history and woodwork are amazing.

Beautiful mansion. Really good free tour.

Nice but I couldnt go inside, was closed

I love being a part of the Rose Parade .... 22 years and still volunteering!!!

This is an amazing home in Pasadena that is now home to the Tournament of Roses. Come see the beautiful rose gardens and tour the home. Youll enjoy seeing the history of the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game as you view the beautiful dwelling that was built by the Wrigley family then donated for use as the headquarters of the Tournament. If you visit Pasadena, make time to visit this historic site.

The Wrigley Manor, also known as Tournament House, is beautifully restored.

It is magical every time I visit.

Very beautiful and well preservedA must see if youve never visit and a wonderful experience to revisit

Very nice time welcoming new president.

Beautiful house. Tournament opens the house each year for those of us who live in the formation area. Lovely party!

Spectacular building and grounds with thousands of roses and dozens of magnificent palms.

Amazing rose gardens here. Great place for photography. It does require a permit to shoot professional photography here though. But its worth it.

This historic landmark now houses the Tournament of Roses and serves as the Headquarters for them. Beautiful property.

Made our trip to see the Rose Parade even more memorable. A must see if your into the Rose Parade and its history.

The Tournament House is a hidden gem in Pasadena. The provide tours each Thursday. The tours are guided by Tournament of Roses volunteers. The docents are knowledgeable and entertaining. The stories of day past are fascinating and fun to hear. The Tournament House contains more Rose Bowl and Parade memorabillia that is spectacular. Stroll the gardens and check out the hundreds of roses in the rose gardens. They have remodeled the Wrigley Mansion. The remodel embraces the history of the building and provides the need for functionality. There is an organ in the entry foyer. The living room and dining room are spectacular.

Nice place with a California History, must visit a least once in your life.

Nice! Believe it or not The price it was purchased for is unbelievable go see a must!

Went there to pick up resident passes for parking du.ring the rose parade. I have driven past it for years and have always admired its beauty.

Two small side yards full of a variety of roses. Free to walk around. Good for taking ceremonial pictures like graduation or maybe a wedding.

Love our Tournament House tour. What a beautiful venue.

It is the home of the Tournament of Roses. It once was the home of the Wrigley family, the chewing gum.

An architectural treasure of Pasadena.

IT is good place to see and nice people to meet.you can learn the history of Pasadena

Very nice day Benazepril of Judy.

Great tour of the history TRP

The rose garden and the garden in the back are hidden treasures

BEAUTIFUL. Very authentic and well maintained.

The rose bowl is very special. Stop in and ask for a tour during the week.

A vary California feeling.come.sure.beatiful place

Beautiful place

Closed outside impressive

Great place!

Beautiful beautiful

Historical

OK

Worth the trip