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San Jose and Silicon Valley - Sights & Attractions - Campbell
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Ainsley House

Beautifully restored Tudor

300 Grant Street
San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95008
United States
+1 408 866 2119

Dating from 1925, this English Tudor-style house was once one of the grandest homes in the entire valley. It is still impressive. Now it has been restored with period antiques and is an historic landmark in the old area of Campbell. Not only is it a fine example of Tudor-style architecture, the home is a great place for weddings, too. Tours are available from April to December.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: David Sawyer

Campbell Historical Museum

Refurbished firehouse 70 North First Street
(at the corner of Civic Center Drive)
San Jose and Silicon Valley, CA 95008
United States
+1 408 866 2119 This slice of California history is located in an old firehouse that dates from the 1920s. Get an impressive glimpse of life in Campbell 80 years ago through videos about the history of the area as well as hands-on displays about home life, recreation, and culture of the 1920s. A gift store selling postcards and memorabilia is located around the corner. All proceeds go to the museum.

Review © 2007, Wcities