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NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Contained within this building are the remaining portions of an adobe house built by Francisco Salvador Lugo and his son Antonio María Lugo. Francisco Lugo was a prominent early landholder and Antonio served as the Alcalde of Los Angeles. They completed the building by 1810. Henry Tifft Gage acquired the property in 1880 and lived here from 1883 until 1924. Gage served as the Governor of California from 1899 to 1903.
Location
7000 E Gage, Bell Gardens
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Afterthoughts
~ A note from Caroline Gage Halovsky ~ "I grew up in this house and barely recognize what has become of it I was part of the ceremony when they put that plack by our front door! My parents, Henry and Margaret Gage started the Trailer Park which they later sold after my grandfather died. They moved to San Juan Capistrano beach along with my grandma. My grandparents would shudder to see what has become of the place!" ~Caroline Gage Halovsky~ http://wikimapia.org/6406009/Casa-de-Rancho-San-Antonio
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Road Sign
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Patio
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Exterior
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Front
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Marker
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - State Plaque
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Interior
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) -
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Original Adobe Wall
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Interior
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Private Plaque
NO. 984 CASA DE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO (HENRY GAGE MANSION) - Front