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- Marston House - Balboa Park
Step into history with rich heritage, architectural beauty, and engaging events at the Marston House in Balboa Park
- Marston House Grounds | City of San Diego Official Website
Designed by noted architect Irving Gill in the Craftsman style, the house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is maintained as a museum house by Save Our Heritage Organisation The Formal Garden was designed and installed in 1927 as a 50th wedding anniversary gift to the Marstons
- George W. Marston House - Wikipedia
The George W Marston House (or George Marston House and Gardens, also referred to as the George and Anna Marston House or the Marston House) is a museum and historic landmark in Balboa Park in San Diego, California
- Marston House Museum Gardens: Hours of Operations
Visit the Marston House Museum 3525 Seventh Avenue in Balboa Park Phone (619) 297-9327 Directions Parking Open Year Round Friday • Saturday • Sunday • 10am-4pm House tours start every hour and are 40-45 minutes in length Please note: The last tour of the day begins at 4pm SOHO members are always free Join HERE PURCHASE TICKETS
- Marston House Garden - Hidden San Diego
CHECK OUT OUR GUIDE ON ALL THE HIDDEN GEMS IN BALBOA PARK FOR AN AMAZING DAY TRIP! The Marston House and Garden was built in 1904 for “The Father of Balboa Park “, George Marston (Learn about the “Mother of Balboa Park on this page) Today his property is a museum open to the public!
- San Diego’s Marston House: An Arts Crafts Gem Hidden in Plain Sight
Completed in 1905 and originally intended to be an English Tudor Style home with extensive half-timbering on the upper floors, the home’s final design (below) bears a strong Arts Crafts signature with features from other influences of the day, including Shingle Style, as well as a few subtle Prairie Style details
- Marston House
View of the Marston House from One of Balboa Parks Lawn Constructed in 1905, Irving Gill’s and William Sterling Hebbard’s design for the home combined the English Cottage Style with the modern, Prairie Style of architecture, and plenty of detailed redwood interiors
- Tour of the Marston House Museum in Balboa Park.
The George Marston House Museum and Gardens preserves the home that was built by San Diego civic leader George Marston in 1905 The 8,500 square foot house is one of the finest examples of Arts and Crafts style architecture in California, designed by internationally famous architects William Sterling Hebbard and Irving Gill
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