Agoura Hills Wedding

Agoura Hills is a city (incorporated in 1982) in Los Angeles County, California, and has the ZIP code 91301. The population was 20,537 at the 2000 census. This bedroom community on the Ventura Freeway (U.S. Route 101) sits on the border between Los Angeles and Ventura County. It is approximately 40 miles from the downtown Los Angeles civic center.

The area was first settled by the Chumash Indians, and later by Spanish Franciscan missionaries. The community of Agoura was first known as Picture City. In order for the town to get its own post office, the residents were required to choose a one-word name, so in 1927 they chose a misspelling of the last name of Pierre Agoure, a local Basque rancher from the 1890s. Housing tracts quickly covered the land in the late 1960's. On 8 December 1982, most of the city split off from the unincorporated town of Agoura and became the city of Agoura Hills.

The historic Reyes Adobe Museum (c. 1820), from the Rancho Las Virgenes, owned by the Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation Department, is in Agoura Hills. [1] [2]

Agoura Hills is located at 34912N, 1184542W (34.153365, -118.761805)GR1.