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Irvine, California


Irvine is located in the southern part and is the 13th largest city in the U.S. State of California. It is home to the University of California, Irvine (UCI) and it is frequently ranked as being one of the safest cities in the United States.

The city was carefully designed and developed with recreational facilities, residential areas, and commercial spaces. It started with the Irvine Ranch, a massive, sheep, and cattle ranch.



To See And To Do In Irvine


  • The Irvine Ranch Historic Park
  • Golf
  • The Spectrum Center
  • Tanaka Farms
  • UCI Langson Orange County Museum of Art
  • Pretend City Children's Museum
  • The Barclay Theatre
  • William R. Mason Regional Park
  • Museum Of Woman
  • The Heritage Park
  • Mariners Church
  • Wild Rivers Waterpark
  • The Historical Museum
  • Bistango Restaurant


History Of Irvine - Timeline


Long before the first Europeans arrived, Native American groups lived in the area at least 12,000 years ago. Aound 2,000 years ago, the Gabrielino Indians lived in the area.

In 1769, the Spanish explorer Gaspar de Portola came to the area, The Portola expedition was a Spanish voyage that was the first recorded European exploration of the area. The Spanish established of forts, missions and cattle herds.

In 1864, James Irvine Sr. and his partners purchased the land that later became the Irvine Ranch. In 1868, he built a wooden house with a kitchen, dining room parlor, four bedrooms, and a wrap-around porch. In 1876, James purchased a ranch, and the Irvine Ranch was established. In 1878, he acquired his partners' interests for $150,000. In 1886, James died and his son, James Irvine II, took over the business.

In 1887, more settlers arrived and the settlement was named Myford. In 1889, the railroad was completed and Irvine was now a farming supply and shipping center with the arrival of the railroad. A barley warehouse was built.

In 1895, the Sack Warehouse, a bean and grain storage warehouse, was built. A post office was established. In 1897, the Irvine Company was incorporated, and James Irvine II shifted the ranch operations to olive, citrus crops, and field crops. In 1899, a school was built.

In 1900, the settlement Myford and the surrounding areas were still a vast, rural agricultural landscape characterized by sheep grazing and dry farming. It was a massive 125,000-acre land owned by James Irvine.

In 1902, Frederick Culver planted lima beans on an Irvine Ranch lease. He was one of the most successful farmers in Orange County. In 1906, the San Joaquin Fruit and Investment Compapany was formed. In 1909, a blacksmith shop was built by Frederick Culver for his brother Willard Culver. Willard Culver made and repaired wagons, horseshoes and farm equipment.

In I910, the Irvine Ranch was one of the most productive agricultural areas in California. The Frederick Culver house was completed, with a water tower. (Culver's Corner). The Santa Fe first-class depot was built. A golf club was established after James Irvine II offered land for the club.

In 1912, Kate Munger opened the Irvine Ranch General Store, with a new post office in the building. In 1913, the Irvine Hotel was built behind Kate Munger's general store.

In 1914, Myford was renamed Irvine. In 1915, the Irvine Service Station was built. In 1916, the Frances Packing House was built. In 1923, the Eddie Martin Airport opened. In 1929, a school was built, and the dam creating Irvine Lake was constructed. In 1932, the Irvine Community Church was established.

In 1960, approximated 4,000 people lived in the town. In 1961, the site for the new UC campus was officially named the University of California, Irvine. In 1965, the University of California, Irvine, opened for its first classes.

In 1967, the world famous actor, comedian, writer, and producer, Will Ferrell was born in the city. In 1968, Tim Commerford, the bassist and backing vocalist for the rock band Rage Against the Machine, was born in the city.

In 1971, the city of Irvine was incorporated. In 1972, the Christ College Irvine was founded. In 1973, the William R. Mason Regional Park was established. In 1975, the University Park Library opened, and the police department was established. The Heritage Park was built.

In 1976, the Concordia University Irvine was established, and the Historical Museum was founded. In 1980, there were 62,134 people living in the city. In 1984, the United Congregational Church was constructed. In 1988, the Heritage Park Library opened. In 1989, the Irvine Civic Center, the city's first permanent city hall opened.

In 1990, the Transportation Center was built and Amtrak and commuter service began at the new rail station. The Barclay Theatre opened. In 1991, Blizzard Entertainment, Inc was founded and their offices were established in a business park near the University of California, Irvine. In 1995, the Spectrum Center opened.

In 2008, the Katie Wheeler Library opened. In 2009, the Pretend City Children's Museum opened. In 2023, Wild Rivers Waterpark opened. In 2026, there were 318,683 people living in the city.