Tustin

^{Tustin is located in Orange County and sits about 10 miles southeast of Anaheim. Named after Columbus Tustin, a carriage maker in his time, he purchased 1,300 acres of land at $1.50 per acre. Tustin and his partner Nelson Stafford bought the 1,300 acres with the intention to sell parcels for homesites. As time went by and the potential sales were not forthcoming, he eventually gave away free lots to anyone who was interested in building a home.}

^{Utterly disappointed in this real estate venture, Tustin eventually died in 1883. Little did he know that the area would later be established as an agricultural center due it to its abundance of water supply. The artesian wells that flowed from the underground were what Native Americans and early settlers were drawn to about this area in the first place. It was why the trees grew in Tustin so beautifully.}

^{The median household income is $93,304 as of 2019}

^{Population: Approximately 79,863 as of 2019}

^{Well Known Places in Tustin}

^{The Hewes Mansion}

^{The Tustin Museum}

^{Elizabeth Howard’s Curtain Call Dinner Theater}

^{The Marconi Automotive Museum}

^{Fact Sheet}

^{It took 60 years for there to be a true growth in the population.}

^{The city was incorporated in 1927.}

^{Tustin finally saw its growth and forward movement in the 1950s with the building of freeways, great education and industries that popped up after the war.}

^{“The City of Trees” is another name for Tustin.}

^{Although North Tustin is just above this city, it is not included in the city of Tustin.}