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The William Heath Davis House is also the home to the nonprofit Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation. Learn more Tues-Sat 10am-5pm; Sunday noon-4pm 410 Island Avenue, San Diego, California, 92101 Overview Tours & Tickets Tours and Tickets to Experience Gaslamp Museum at the Davis-Horton House Ghost Tours Historical Tours Walking Tours Crime Tours
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Gaslamp Museum & William Heath Davis House. This house, a prefab affair brought from Maine in 1850, contains a small museum with 19th-century furnishings, plus historic newspaper clippings in the basement. From here, the Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation leads a weekly, 90-minute walking tour of the neighborhood on Thursdays at 1pm ($20 per.
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Address: 410 Island Avenue, San Diego CA 92101 Admission: General Admission Self-guided: $8 Private Admission Self-Guided: $10 Audio Tours: $12 Guided Tours Hours of Operation: Tuesday- Private pre-booked tours of the Davis-Horton House Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00pm
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The William Heath Davis House is known as one of the most haunted sites in San Diego, being the oldest wooden structure that has survived to this day. It tells tales of the city's past, the house's many owners, and visitors who came to stay—and never left.
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410 Island Ave., San Diego, CA 92101 | Gaslamp Quarter Open: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Tuesday - Saturday) Noon to 3:30 p.m. (Sunday) Closed Mondays At the Gaslamp Museum, you'll learn about the oldest building that still stands in San Diego and its most significant residents throughout history. By Todd Sarouhan Last Updated on Jun 28, 2023
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Legacy William Heath Davis House, 227 Eleventh Avenue, San Diego, San Diego County, CA HABS CAL,37-SANDI,2-5 The oldest building in New Town is the William Heath Davis House, a pre-fab "saltbox"-style home shipped from the east coast and built in 1850.
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2 The DeWolfs had acquired this property from William Heath Davis on July 6, 1867, the consideration in the deed being $625.00. 3 They sold the one-half interest to Sarah W. Horton for $312.50, exactly one-half of their cost. Since title was taken in his wife's name, it seems likely that Norton bought the house intending it for their home.
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The Davis-Horton House, built in 1850, is the oldest house in San Diego's Historic Gaslamp Quarter which is on the National Registry of Historic Places. Walk inside and you will be transported back to the Victorian Era, where each room represents a different period and function.
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The William Heath Davis House is considered to be one of the most significant buildings in San Diego's history. Visitors are intrigued by the exciting stories of the people who lived in it and the fact that it is the oldest wooden structure in San Diego.
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Built about 1850 by Davis, the founder of New Town, the house is a well preserved example of a building constructed of pre-cut framing members, shipped by boat from Portland, Maine, to California, and erected in San Diego.
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What Is the William Heath Davis House? Now known as the Davis-Horton House, this wooden structure stands as the oldest in modern downtown San Diego. Built in 1850, the William Heath Davis House was just one of many similar homes littered throughout the area in Davis' attempt to colonize San Diego.
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William Heath Davis came from a Boston sea-faring, ship-owning family, although he was born in Honolulu in 1822. His father, William Heath Davis, senior, married a daughter of Oliver Holmes, another Boston ship-master and a relative of Doctor Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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The Gaslamp Museum at the William Heath Davis House in the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego, historically New Town, is the only remaining house in San Diego where Alonzo E. Horton, one of the founders of San Diego, lived. The home was originally built in 1850 by William Heath Davis, who was the first to attempt building a New Town San Diego.
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Davis served as the 18th premier of Ontario from 1971 to 1985, taking over the position from the late John Robarts, and overseeing the final 14 years of a 42-year period where the Progressive.
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The Davis-Horton House (formerly known as the William Heath Davis House) built in 1850, is the oldest standing structure in Downtown San Diego. It serves as the home of the Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation (GQHF) and the Gaslamp Museum at the Davis-Horton House.