Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park in California State

Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park

This historic site was once the home of John Bidwell, a congressman, rancher, and the founder of Chico, California.

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Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park Details

This historic site was once the home of John Bidwell, a congressman, rancher, and the founder of Chico, California. This massive, 26-room Victorian home was built in 1868 and was extremely advanced for its time as it featured modern plumbing and gaslighting. As such, it has since become a California Historical Landmark as well as a listed landmark on the National Register of Historic Places. The home is currently open for tours. It also has a gift shop, museum, and theater room.

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