4 Westmoreland Place, Pasadena
626-793-3334
The Gamble House was built in 1908 by architects Greene & Greene as the Pasadena winter home of the Gamble family of Procter and Gamble. This National Historic Landmark is an exceptional example of Craftsman architecture, exhibiting exquisite wood surfaces and joinery and the integration of architecture, landscape, and furnishings. Since the family’s gift of The Gamble House to the City of Pasadena in 1966, generations of the public have come to discover and enjoy it.
MOTA Day 2025 Activities Coming Soon! Here’s What Was Offered in 2024:
- The first floor will be open for a self-guided walk-through
- Visit The Gamble House Bookstore for MOTA Day-only specials. We’ll be celebrating Children’s Book Week a day early and offering discounts on all children’s books. It’s a stackable discount – buy one, get 10% off, buy two, get 20%, buy 3 or more get 30%
- Kids and adults can play lawn games and enjoy a hands-on crafts table
- Picnics are welcome on the lawn
- Volunteer docents will be on hand to answer questions about the House
- Kona Ice will be serving up delicious treats! 20% of proceeds will be donated to The Gamble House
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