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National Register of Historic Places in Solano County, California
 
Peņa Adobe Near Vacaville, California, Prior to Renovation
Prior to Renovation
HABS Photo
Peņa Adobe Near Vacaville, California
14 December 2005
NoeHill Photo
Peņa Adobe Near Vacaville, California
14 December 2005
NoeHill Photo

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National Register #72000261
Peņa Adobe
Interstate Highway 80 - Exit 51B
Two Miles Southwest of Vacaville
Built 1842

The Peņa Adobe is the oldest building in Solano County.

In 1843, Mexico granted ten leagues named El Rancho Los Putos to Manuel Cabeza de Vaca and Juan Felipe Peņa. The original adobe was built on this property in 1842-1843. It was expanded around the year 1864 with a wood frame addition and remodeled around 1880 with a new shingled roof.

In 1958, descendents of Peņa and Vaca deeded the adobe and one and a half acres of land to Vacaville for restoration and preservation.

The Historical American Buildings Survey (HABS) documented the adobe with drawings and photographs.

For more information about the Peņa Adobe, please see California Landmark 534.
 
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