CalNurCo #24 - The Jose de Jesus Vallejo Adobe

Early picture with wood roof.

Built originally as a bunk house for vaqueros managing a herd of cattle north of Alameda creek, the building has several functions over the years including grain storage, fumigation of trees, and a guest lodge for the nursery. The building is now very occasionally used for parties, meetings, and receptions.

The wooden section is an addition. We are standing approximately at the gate with the bathrooms behind us. You can see the original door on the side. 

Several people were supposed to have been born here. 

Historic American Buildings Survey,
Robert W. Kerrigan, Photographer, February 15, 1937

On the National Register of Historic Places #71000130. Referred to as the Jose de Jesus Vallejo Guest House and as the California Nursery Co. Guest house.

Historic American Buildings Survey
Robert W. Kerrigan, Photographer
February 15, 1937
INTERIOR DETAIL -
Rancho Arroya de la Alameda Adobe,
Niles Boulevard & Nursery Avenue,
Fremont, Alameda County, CA
Find this picture in the Library of Congress

Northwest side of adobe, August 24, 2013

The Vallejo Adobe October 2013.
On the north-east corner of the adobe is this little model.
This was used to advertise the nursery at the railroad station.

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