Sepulveda House Museum
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4.9 (14)An Eastlake-style brick building on Olvera Street capturing Victorian-Mexican life in late 19th-century Los Angeles.
Description
Built in 1887 by Doña Eloisa Martínez de Sepúlveda, the structure originally served as a boarding house, commercial space, and family home. That blended use reflects the multicultural heritage of nineteenth-century Los Angeles, opening a window into the era and the history of El Pueblo de Los Angeles.
