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Santa Monica's 1897 Shotgun House Saved, Now Serves as Preservation Center

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Santa Monica's last remaining intact shotgun house, originally built in 1897, narrowly escaped demolition thanks to sustained efforts by community members and preservation groups. The historic structure was relocated several times before being permanently resettled in 2014. Following its final move, the building underwent restoration to ensure its long-term survival. It was subsequently repurposed as a Preservation Resource Center dedicated to public education. Today, the site serves as a living example of local history and the value of architectural conservation.

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