• The dilapidated Casa de Estudillo, circa 1890, after the caretaker had sold off bits of the building. ... La Casa de Estudillo has many rooms such as this.
  • On top of the roof, we also saw a was a turret, where the Estudillo family watched the fiestas on the plaza! ... Things to do near Casa de Estudillo.
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  • Welcome to La Casa de Estudillo, a social and political center of San Diego during California's Mexican period, 1821-1846, and into the early American period.
  • La Casa De Estudillo is a U shaped, thirteen room mansion, with three to five ft. thick, whitewashed adobe brick walls, built on a large river cobble foundation.
  • La Casa de Estudillo, also known as Estudillo House, is a significant historical site located in the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park.
  • The Casa de Estudillo, also known as the Estudillo House, is a historic adobe house in San Diego, California, United States.
  • La Casa de Estudillo became San Diego’s social and religious center during the Mexican and early American periods.
  • You are here Home > Historical Buildings > Casa de Estudillo. This historic house is said to be haunted by its namesake family, the Estudillos.
  • It had great social prominence reflecting Captain José María de Estudillo’s position as a commander of the San Diego Presidio.
  • Estudillo House is a historic adobe house and is designated as a National Historical Landmark in its own right. ... Casa de Estudillo on Map.
  • But the true highlight of the Casa de Estudillo is the turreted balcony on top of the roof. ... The Casa de Estudillo is more than just a historical building.
  • SAN DIEGO–The Casa de Estudillo in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park is a re-creation of a hacienda owned by Jose Antonio Estudillo, one of the most...
  • La Casa de Estudillo was built in this era with construction occurring between 1827 and 1829. Captain José María Estudillo built the house for his family.