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Accession number: P154 See accession number P155 for photograph of Mother Colony House information sign visible in this image to the left of the front door. Mother Colony House, originally located on North Los Angeles Street (now Anaheim Blvd.) and Sycamore Street, Anaheim; built in 1857 by George Hansen, who sold the house to Francisco Rodriguez in 1863; house was moved to 414 North West Street in 1928; dedicated as a museum on March 14, 1929, making it the oldest museum in Orange County; deeded to the city of Anaheim by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1954; image shows exterior view, with white picket fence around front yard and flag pole; sign above entrance reads "PIONEER HOUSE of the MOTHER COLONY"; information sign posted to left of front door.
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