Home of William & Mary Newland

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The stunningly preserved home of William & Mary Newland stands as a testament to our Society's dedication to historical preservation. Restored from its abandoned condition in 1976 by the Historical Society, the 1898 Queen Anne style Victorian Farmhouse remains a treasured part of our community. The Historical Society maintains the Newland House Museum as part of a proud public-private partnership with the City of Huntington Beach. 

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Hidden Huntington Beach Tour of the Newland House

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Full History of the Newland House here.

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House Tours

The Newland House is open on the 1st and 3rd weekends of the month between 12PM - 4PM for tours led by our volunteer docents. Admission is a suggested $2 donation for adults, $1 for children.

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Educational Programs & Living History

Special house tours for schools or groups can be scheduled by emailing HBHistory@aol.com. Interactive living history programs are also available involving full costumed interpreters and historians. 

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Newland Barn Weddings & Events

During the restoration of the Newland House, the modern barn building in the rear was constructed to serve as a clubhouse for events. This building is now owned and managed by the City of Huntington Beach, please follow this link for all inquiries:

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City of Huntington Beach - Facility Rentals

http://www.huntingtonbeachca.gov/residents/parks_facilities/rentals/newland_barn.cfm

LIGHTING

For inquiries regarding renting our gazebo or our water tower lighting please email HBHistory@aol.com.

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