Sepulveda House Museum

The Sepulveda House was built by Eloisa Martinez de Sepulveda in 1887, at a time when all predictions were that the population boom of the 1880s would last. However, Señora Sepulveda’s hopes for Main Street were not fulfilled and by 1900 the area around her house was mostly industrial. Since the turn of the 20th century, Sepulveda House has been a bordello, a tearoom and the USO canteen during World War II. This is a registered Historical building. Our engineers remodeled and provided new electrical service, lighting, lighting controls, exhibit areas power and lighting, rooftop platform for mural.