The vision of transforming the North Star House into a cultural event center and museum open to the community is now a reality. The North Star Historic Conservancy is pleased to announce that the North Star House is now open to the public every Monday from 12 – 3 pm.

During these “open house” hours, history docents will be on hand to either give informal tours or answer questions about the North Star House, its nationally known architect, Julia Morgan, and its first inhabitants, Arthur DeWint and Mary Hallock Foote.

Come view this iconic landmark with your friends, family or business associates.  Children and students are welcome! Learn about famed architect Julia Morgan and its construction in 1905 for the owners of the North Star Mine. The North Star House served as the social headquarters of the North Star Mine, and was where the public and investors were invited to meet and greet. This special example of California Craftsman Style architecture is on the National and the California State Historic Buildings Registers.

Through the efforts and vision of countless volunteers and leaders of our community, this 10,000 square foot building stands today, very much intact. You can also view the current restoration efforts and the next steps in renovating the 2^nd floor into an art gallery and museum.  The North Star House is managed and operated by the North Star Historic Conservancy, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

The North Star House and historic grounds are available to rent for weddings, events, meetings or parties. The open house would be an ideal time to tour the site and see how the House might work well for you to create a little history of your own, by holding an unforgettable event at the North Star. Questions can be directed to our office at 530-477-7126 or emailing thenorthstarhouse@gmail.com.

The North Star Historic Conservancy presents the Annual House Party at the North Star House — a Boomer Bash, on Saturday, July 28, from 5:30 -9:30.

The One Mile band will provide music from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. There will be ‘Rock’n, Bop’n, Stroll’n and Roll’n and a whole lot of Shake’n going on.  There will be room for dancing in the courtyard.

Select something vintage from your wardrobe, as there will be prizes for the best dressed representing each decade.

The Roamin’ Angels will have vintage cars on display to set the mood.

A barbeque dinner is included in the ticket price. There will be a Raffle table and and a No host bar.

Let’s have some fun!

The vision of transforming the North Star House into a cultural event center and museum open to the community is now a reality. The North Star Historic Conservancy is pleased to announce that the North Star House is now open to the public every Monday from 12 – 3 pm.

During these “open house” hours, history docents will be on hand to either give informal tours or answer questions about the North Star House, its nationally known architect, Julia Morgan, and its first inhabitants, Arthur DeWint and Mary Hallock Foote.

Come view this iconic landmark with your friends, family or business associates.  Children and students are welcome! Learn about famed architect Julia Morgan and its construction in 1905 for the owners of the North Star Mine. The North Star House served as the social headquarters of the North Star Mine, and was where the public and investors were invited to meet and greet. This special example of California Craftsman Style architecture is on the National and the California State Historic Buildings Registers.

Through the efforts and vision of countless volunteers and leaders of our community, this 10,000 square foot building stands today, very much intact. You can also view the current restoration efforts and the next steps in renovating the 2^nd floor into an art gallery and museum.  The North Star House is managed and operated by the North Star Historic Conservancy, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

The North Star House and historic grounds are available to rent for weddings, events, meetings or parties. The open house would be an ideal time to tour the site and see how the House might work well for you to create a little history of your own, by holding an unforgettable event at the North Star. Questions can be directed to our office at 530-477-7126 or emailing thenorthstarhouse@gmail.com.

Are you interested in helping preserve a unique piece of Nevada County History?  Become a volunteer for the North Star Historic Conservancy (NSHC) and help us in the restoration of the North Star House and the historic grounds.  The NSHC has a number of exciting and fulfilling volunteer positions available.

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