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Location
Best time
Plan your visit for Friday-Sunday between 11am-3pm when both locations are open. The venue is completely closed January-March, so avoid those months entirely.
Visitor tip
Use the Campbell Library parking lot as your GPS destination rather than searching for Ainsley House directly—it shares the lot and is much easier to locate this way.
Visitor tip
Engage with the volunteer docents extensively. Reviewers consistently praise them for being knowledgeable, patient, and able to answer detailed questions about the home's history, architecture, and original furnishings.
About Ainsley House
Tudor-style historic home & gardens. Restored Tudor-style house built in 1925 with original furnishings & extensive English gardens.
Quick Facts
- Type
- History Museum
- Locations
- Ainsley House & Campbell Historical Museum
- Hours
- Friday-Sunday, 11am-3pm
- Highlights
- Historic buildings, local history exhibits, family events
- Special Events
- Free Museum Day, Family Fun Fridays, adult hands-on experiences
What visitors say
I was a volunteer for my daughters ballet academy and we decorated the room with ornaments and 2 ballet costumes. I took a little look around when I was done but the whole place wasn’t quite done yet but what I saw so far was awesome…
What a great place to visit and learn about the Campbell area. So much rich history about this house and Mr.and Mrs Ainsley. The architecture of this house is surreal. I mean everything was well thought out. The material they used to…
Very personalized and enjoyable experience. Docents are helpful and knowledgeable. The House and its contents are extraordinary - later generations had much foresight. Literally walking into the past.
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Did You Know?
- Ainsley House features a 1920s electric stove, oven, and one of the first refrigerators in the United States, all still functional and original to the home
- The Tudor-style mansion built in 1925 spans over 6,000 square feet and was constructed using California Oak, a material now extremely rare to find
- The master bathroom features a luxurious 1920s design with lavender tile and five shower heads, representing exceptional bathroom engineering for its era
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