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Garfield Heights, named in 1904, is the jewel in the crown of northwest Pasadena, California.

Architecturally diverse, the neighborhood boasts Craftsman, Queen Anne, Foursquare, and Spanish Colonial Revival homes designed by such imminent architects as Greene & Greene, Frederick Louis Roehrig, Meyer and Holler, Arthur Benton, and Sylvanus Marston. Many of the area's homes, built between 1890 and 1920, exude the sense of grace that permeates  the district today.

The Garfield Heights Neighborhood Association (GHNA) represents the residents of over 400 homes located within its boundaries: Marengo Avenue, Washington Boulevard, Los Robles Avenue, and Mountain Avenue.

The annual Block Party and the bi-annual Home Tour are popular neighborhood traditions organized by the GHNA.

As proud as the residents of Garfield Heights are of its beautiful historic architecture, we treasure even more the friendships and ties between neighbors of a wide array of colors, religions, languages and backgrounds.​