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NEWLAND
HOUSE
MUSEUM IN
HUNTINGTON BEACH
When visiting Huntington Beach,
California you may pass a white
building atop a hill along the busy,
commercial Beach Boulevard. It's
quite surprising to see this well
restored house, a Victorian charmer,
sitting within a shopping center
plaza next to Mother's Market health
food store.
Getting there: The Newland
Center is easily accessible from
Beach Blvd. near Adams Ave.
See MAP
What you are looking at is the
original home of the Newlands, one
of the turn-of-the century (20th
century) reminders of what this
upscale, re-stuccoed beach town once
was. It was farm country with rich
land, bogs, swamps and big families.
The Newland House was preserved by
the Huntington Beach Historical
Society and funded as a non-profit
museum that offers tours, contains
artifacts and even provides event
services (outdoors and barn behind
the building only) on the grounds of
the restored house. Some sort of
funding relationship between the
City of Huntington Beach and the
caretaker / tour providers exists to
keep it open for public touring.
The City of Huntington Beach
maintains the lawns and facilities
and rents out the barn and lawn
garden for weddings and events.
Hours: Saturday &
Sunday Noon - 4 PM, except holidays.
Donations of $2 requested. *SUBJECT
TO CHANGE OF THE ENTITIES OPERATING
THIS FACILITY. Location:
19820 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach
CA 92648 (714) 962-5777
