Friends of Immigrant House

Friends of Immigrant House Immigrant House is a monument to the courage and contributions of our region's immigrants, past and present. Rengstroff.

Built in the 1880's and saved from demolition by the City of Mountain View on 02/22/13. The Friends of Immigrant House with the support of Mountain View's City Council, Mountain View Kiwanis, City of Mountain View Firefighters, Google and the Old Mountain View Neighborhood Association saved Immigrant House. From the 1880s through the 1950s, 1,000s of small cabins dotted the Santa Clara Valley, ho

using immigrants who worked its rich farm lands. They housed farms' seasonal workers and their families and more permanent hired hands and their families. Immigrant House was Mountain View's last such cabin. It was located on Bryant Street near Villa Street from the late 1880s until it was moved on February 22, 2013 to the City of Mountain View's MOC. On August 8th,2016 it was moved and set on its new foundation at 771 N. Immigrant House is now being refurbished at a new home in Heritage Park.

🏠 The Immigrant House Virtual Tour is now LIVE—and it’s incredible!Step inside the historic Immigrant House and explore ...
09/02/2026

🏠 The Immigrant House Virtual Tour is now LIVE—and it’s incredible!

Step inside the historic Immigrant House and explore the rooms and interior from wherever you are. The Matterport tour lets you move through the house and look around at your own pace.

Come one, come all—take the tour today!

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Immigrant House is a restored 1880's worker's cottage with a display of lifestyle furnishings and tools depicting a modest home in the 1920s. The immersive 3D tour features and expanded exhibit an historical interpretation.

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771 N. Rengstorff
Mountain View, CA
94043

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