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NO. 866 LUÍS MARÍA PERALTA ADOBE - The last vestige of El Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe. This simple adobe was rehabilitated in the mid-19th century. It is believed to have been built before 1800 by Manuel Gonzalez, an Apache, who was one of the Pueblo Pobladores founders. It was later owned and occupied by Sgt. Peralta, pueblo comisionado from 1807 to 1822, who also came to California with the Anza expedition in 1775-76.
Location
184 W St John St, San Jose
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Notes
The oldest building in San Jose.
NO. 866 LUÍS MARÍA PERALTA ADOBE - Private Plaque
NO. 866 LUÍS MARÍA PERALTA ADOBE - State Plaque
NO. 866 LUÍS MARÍA PERALTA ADOBE - Oven
NO. 866 LUÍS MARÍA PERALTA ADOBE - Sidewalk Sign
NO. 866 LUÍS MARÍA PERALTA ADOBE