Listed on National and Orange County Registers of Historic Places
The Bradford House has been a part of Placentia since 1902, when the prosperous rancher Albert Sumner Bradford built it.

The modified Queen Anne Victorian-style home cost $8,000. With two stories, 15 rooms and a full basement, it is an excellent example of an elegant turn-of-the-century home. The house is furnished in typical 1900-1920 style.

A ruby glass window, coved ceilings, handcrafted hemlock staircase, pocket doors and a double fireplace separating the back parlor and the dining room enhance the first floor. The large kitchen boasts built-in, ceiling-high cupboards and a massive worktable with sugar and flour bins.

Four of the seven upstairs bedrooms are open for viewing.

In 1973, Mr. Bradford’s descendants gave the house and surrounding 1½ acres to the City of Placentia for the community’s use and enjoyment.
Tours
Public Tours
    2-4 p.m. second Sunday of each month

Group Tours
    Call (714) 993-2470 to schedule.
Events
5th Annual Wine Tasting Dinner

The Founders Society’s 5th Annual Wine Tasting Dinner will feature a four-course Italian dinner to accompany Rodney Strong wines at
Florentine’s Tuscany Club,
100 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton,
from 4-7 p.m. Sunday, May 15.
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Bradford House Gallerie
to Show William Ayres' Art

A collection of watercolors and sketches by Whittier Artist William H. Ayres will be exhibited from 12-5 p.m. Sunday, April 17, at the Bradford House.
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