“Jamison-Brown House is a two-story wood residence that is significant due to its architecture and historical connections with two well-known Santa Clara families. In 1866, Samuel Jamison constructed the original house, which reached California during the Gold Rush, a vernacular Italianate-style home on 50 acres on Coffin Road. The original distinctive corner quoins remain after several additions and remodels. This historic 1866 colonial house is a charming venue in Santa Clara's center. The wrap-around, covered porch, and brick patio are ideal for outdoor set-ups, which open onto their redwood grove and sculpture garden. The contemporary Triton Museum of Art is a wonderful venue to include for indoor events.”
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