Directory Details
- Address
- 309 Monterey Road, South Pasadena, CA, 91030
- Phone
- 323 254-1546
- [email protected]
- Hours
- Not listed in source data
Vivekananda House, South Pasadena CA
309 Monterey Road, South Pasadena, CA, 91030
Reviewed Directory Profile
Historical dataset profile
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- Verification status
- Imported historical dataset
- Last checked
- Historical import
- Primary source type
- Historical workbook
What Was Checked
Name and locationHistorical workbook import
Phone, email, and websiteHistorical workbook import
Hours and servicesShown only when present in source data; confirm before visiting
Deities and traditionsOfficial source or historical deity tab when available
PhotosOfficial/source URLs when available; not independently hosted
Deities and Traditions
- Sri Krishna
- Mother Durga
- Mother Kali
- Lord Shiva
- Sri Ramakrishna
- Sri Sarada Devi
Temple Images and Deity Photos
Services, Poojas, and Facility Notes
Pricing and availability are historical source notes. Confirm current fees directly with the temple.
| Service or Pooja |
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| no available info in website |
Hall Rental Notes
- no available info in website
Historical Review Excerpts
Review snippets came from the source workbook and may reflect public reviews available around 2018.
Google Nice ambience in the puja rooms and backyard garden for the blessings of Vivekananda.5 stars
Yelp In 1900 Swami Vivekananda stayed for six weeks in this house. Built before 1877, the two-story house is a good example of Victorian architecture with its gabled roof and distinctive sunburst designs. Inside, the house has been restored to its original decor wherever possible. The bedroom where Vivekananda slept is now a sanctuary for meditation. The table at which he dined is still downstairs near the fireplace. Devotees can walk through the parlor where he spoke, the kitchen where he cooked, and stroll in the garden where he often played with the children. Each tangible reminder of the life of the Swami recalls the great principles for which he stood.5 stars
Source and Verification Notes
Directory facts are compiled from historical research and current official-source checks where available. Confirm hours, services, fees, and event details directly with the temple before travel, donations, booking services, or attending events.
Sources checked
List of Hindu Temples.xlsx