Sproul House

The Sproul House, a historic Stick Style Victorian farmhouse built in 1870, is located in Norwalk, California, and was constructed by the city's founder, Gilbert Sproul. It now serves as the Gilbert Sproul Museum, showcasing original family furniture, historical artifacts, and materials related to Norwalk's history, including maps and photographs. The house played a significant role in the early development of the city, becoming a center for civic events and commerce. Donated to the city in 1962, it is part of a larger historical park that includes a farm and interpretive exhibits, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers interested in local history.