As early as 1950, L. Ron Hubbard warned that any lapse in the quality of education would severely impact on the quality of life. “Today’s children will become tomorrow’s civilization,” he famously said. Learn about L. Ron Hubbard’s solutions to education:

L. Ron Hubbard’s “Is It Possible to Be Happy?” is the only essay he ever recorded, originally presented on radio and now brought to life on film in his own voice. Hear from Mr. Hubbard himself what the true source of happiness is:

The Alexandra Park manor stands meticulously restored—just as it was during L. Ron Hubbard’s time. Even his vehicles are preserved and gleaming once more:

Faithfully preserved and gleaming once more, L. Ron Hubbard’s 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback is proudly on display at Alexandra Park. Alongside it: the 1963 Pontiac Parisienne he provided to transport household staff to and from work. Explore it all:

From L. Ron Hubbard’s Alexandra Park office, he continued to oversee Scientology’s global growth while working on behalf of Rhodesia’s future. Discover more:

Both the legendary Clearing Course lectures and the renowned An Introduction to Scientology interview were captured here at Alexandra Park, using this 16 mm Auricon movie camera. Explore the Landmark Site:

The legendary Clearing Course lectures were filmed in this very room. On display: the attire L. Ron Hubbard wore during the site’s pivotal moments, including the renowned An Introduction to Scientology interview:

In this room at Alexandra Park, L. Ron Hubbard employed a team of typists, each working on an Underwood typewriter to manage his extensive correspondence, including letters in support of civic progress. Explore more:

The parlor at Alexandra Park once welcomed cabinet ministers, cultural figures and dignitaries for drinks and hors d’oeuvres. “I am knee deep in ministers and parliament people,” L. Ron Hubbard wrote. Discover more:

The estate once known as 31 John Plagis Place is now a Landmark Site honoring Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard, who arrived in the mid-1960s with a vision destined to echo far beyond Southern Africa. See it all:

The Alexandra Park manor where L. Ron Hubbard made monumental Scientology breakthroughs opens in Zimbabwe as a Landmark Site of enduring legacy. Explore it here:

“We of the Church believe that all men of whatever race, color or creed were created with equal rights.”. So begins the Creed of the Church of Scientology, authored by L. Ron Hubbard. See it for yourself:

The Creed of the Church of Scientology was written by L. Ron Hubbard shortly after the Church was formed in Los Angeles on February 18, 1954. The very first line proclaims equal rights for all. Learn more about Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard:

Discover the very vehicles L. Ron Hubbard drove across Phoenix—his 1951 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe, with its restored wood-grain finish, and his 50th anniversary edition 1954 Harley-Davidson Hydra-Glide, gleaming just as it did the day he purchased it:

Osborn Road’s teardrop-shaped pool—central to the site’s design—shimmers under the desert sun, fully restored right down to its cascading stone waterfall. Explore the newly restored historical Landmark Site where a new chapter in Scientology history began:

The Unification Room is filled with photographs, issues, publications of the day—capturing when Dianetics and Scientology unified in Phoenix, including handwritten letters, notes and artifacts from L. Ron Hubbard’s trail of discovery. See it all here:

The branding iron at Osborn Road remained a mystery until those same initials were found seared into the back of a locked cabinet door, marking the very place where L. Ron Hubbard safeguarded research papers at this historical Landmark Site. Explore more:

A collection of personal effects at 4451 East Osborn Road offers rare insight into L. Ron Hubbard’s Phoenix years—from his pith helmet for the desert sun to a branding iron bearing his initials. Discover more:

L. Ron Hubbard authored “Dianetics 55!” at this very desk in his office at Osborn Road. Discover the newly dedicated L. Ron Hubbard Landmark Site commemorating the unification of Dianetics and Scientology:

Shown here is the Webster Electric Ekotape 205 recorder L. Ron Hubbard used to dictate “Dianetics 55!” at 4451 East Osborn Road in Phoenix. Explore the newly dedicated L. Ron Hubbard Landmark Site, where the future changed forever: