Cornelia White House

The Cornelia White House, built in 1893, is one of the oldest surviving structures in Palm Springs, California. Constructed from recycled railroad ties from the now-abandoned Palmdale Railroad, this historic wooden residence is named after its original owner, Cornelia B. White, a pioneer of the area. Located next to the 1884 McCallum Adobe, the house is part of the Village Green Heritage Center and is managed by the Palm Springs Historical Society. Visitors can explore both historic homes and view local artifacts, making it a fascinating stop for tourists and researchers interested in the region's history.