Sepulveda House

622 N Main St
LA, CA 90012
213-628-1274

Daily: 9:00am to 4:00pm

In 1887, Señora Eloisa Martinez de Sepulveda built a two-story Eastlake Victorian style business and residential block on her property between Main and Olvera Street. The Sepulveda House represents the architectural and social transformation of Los Angeles from its early Mexican traditions to a blending of Mexican and Anglo culture.

The Visitors’ Center is located on the first floor of the Historic Sepulveda House, the Visitors’ Center offers gifts, books, maps, postcards, mementos and many other items for sale that reflect El Pueblo’s rich history.