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San Diego, California
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Built in 1827, this adobe house is a stunning representation of early Californian history and architecture.
Its sprawling layout with 13 rooms and a courtyard makes it a unique and expansive example of early Californian homes.
The house was mistakenly believed to be the home of Ramona, the fictional character from Helen Hunt Jackson's novel, boosting its popularity.
It served as a social and political hub in the 19th century, hosting many important gatherings and events.
In 1910, it was restored by the Spreckels family, preserving its historical significance for future generations.
