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San Diego, California
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Designed by the renowned architect Irving Gill in 1888, Keating House showcases the pioneering use of reinforced concrete, a revolutionary building material at the time.
Keating House earned its regal nickname due to its elegant Victorian architecture and its prominent location in San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter.
The house was built for George J. Keating, a successful businessman who made his fortune during the Oklahoma Land Rush.
Keating House boasts intricate woodwork and stained glass windows, showcasing the craftsmanship of the late 19th century.
Legend has it that the spirit of George J. Keating's wife, Fannie, still roams the halls, adding a spooky allure to this historic home.
