Eisendrath House Venue & Visitor's Center

Eisendrath House Venue & Visitor's Center Eisendrath House is beautifully restored Pueblo Revival style adobe home built in 1930 by architect Robert Evans for Mrs.

Rose Eisendrath, a winter resident from Chicago. To book or visit the house, go to www.tempe.gov/MuseumHistoricHouses. The restoration of the house was completed in partnership with the Rio Salado Foundation and the City of Tempe in 2015. In addition to the house, there is a former garage, now education center that hosts meetings, and classes related to history, historic preservation, the arts, water conservation and sustainability best practices. The historic house is a Visitor’s Center with educational interpretive displays throughout several rooms. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and on the Tempe Historic Properties Register. The house is also a small special event venue with a great room and four entertaining patios and verandas. The site is one important element to the Carl Hayden Campus for Sustainability in Papago Park. There are regularly scheduled public open house tours and docent led tours of the historic house. For a schedule or booking information, go to www.tempe.gov/MuseumHistoricHouses.

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1400 N. College Avenue
Tempe, AZ
85281

Telephone

(480) 858-2202

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