Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation

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Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation

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RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION

General Information: 805-965-0093

Reservations: 805-965-0093

Email: jared@sbthp.org

Website: www.sbthp.org

Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation

123 E Canon Perdido Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101

Description

The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation (SBTHP) works to preserve, restore, reconstruct and interpret historic sites in Santa Barbara County. SBTHP operates El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park, Santa Barbara's 18th century birthplace, and also owns and operates Casa de la Guerra, the 1820s home of Presidio Comandante José de la Guerra now a museum featuring original furnishings and rotating exhibits.

Price Range $

Atmosphere Relaxed

Events

Presidio Pastimes

History comes to life at El Presidio de Santa Barbara as SBTHP continues the "Sharing Our Common Ground" series with the first ever Presidio Pastimes emphasizing Asian American history in the Presidio neighborhood.