"Big Four" House
Sacramento, California • Sacramento County
Sacramento, California • Sacramento County
The "Big Four" House in Sacramento, California, is a meticulously preserved 19th-century Victorian mansion. Originally the residence of Leland Stanford, one of the four railroad magnates who founded the Central Pacific Railroad, it showcases opulent architectural details.
View all 77 historic places in Sacramento, California
Architecture; Social History
Roughly E And F Sts. Between 9th And 12th Sts., Sacramento, California
Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
D And 11th Sts., Sacramento, California
Architecture; Social History
E, F, And 8th Sts., Sacramento, California
Community Planning And Development; Architecture
1117-1123 8th St., Sacramento, California
Community Planning And Development; Architecture
2672 Montgomery Way, Sacramento, California
Commerce; Agriculture; Architecture
1400 10th St., Sacramento, California
Explore other historic buildings across California
Literature
Joaquin Miller Rd. And Sanborn Dr., Oakland, California
Politics/Government; Architecture
Santa Clara Ave. And Oak St., Alameda, California
Community Planning And Development; Architecture
1601-1605 Clay St., Oakland, California
Architecture
2264 Santa Clara Ave., Alameda, California
Architecture
2200 Central Ave., Alameda, California
Architecture
2203 Central Ave., Alameda, California