Woelke-Stoffel House - Anaheim, CA
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bluesnote
N 33° 50.188 W 117° 55.686
11S E 414126 N 3744410
This is one of four buildings at Founder's park, and is the second oldest on site.
Waymark Code: WMMP3P
Location: California, United States
Date Posted: 10/17/2014
Views: 1
The plaque says, "The houses of Founders' Park illustrates how 19th century Anaheim architecture evolved. The modest Mother Colony House, now the oldest wood frame structure in Orange County, represents the first years of the Anaheim Colony. It reflects the hard work of creating a homestead around a simple, signle-story house that seems grafted to the ground beneath. The Anaheim colony was miles from the markets of Los Angeles, the nearest seaport, or the closest railroad depot. In contrast, the Woelke-Stoffel home is decoratively ornate. It reflects the growing prosperity of Anaheim and the desire to bring the latest styles to the city. The Industrial Revolution introduced mass production to housing construction including gingerbread details for Victorian homes. The port at Anaheim Landing brought shipping closer, and by 1875-the railroad had rolled into town."
Type of building where window is located: Private Property
Address:
400 N West St, Anaheim, CA 92805, United States
Admission Charge: 0.00 (listed in local currency)
Days of Operation: Only 1st Saturday of every month
Hours of Operation: From: 9:00 AM To: 12:00 PM
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