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The Maag House was built by John Anton Maag in 1899. Designed for a family with ten children, the house had seven bedrooms, two parlors, a kitchen and a pantry - but only one bathroom. The house and two associated buildings were moved to the Museum from the Fairhaven cemetery area in 1981. |
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The Maag house is slowly being restored as funding allows, but it still needs a great deal of work. When restoration is completed, it will house a regional history museum.
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The upper floor of the Maag carriage barn contains the museum's administrative office. The lower floor is used as a craft area for several student programs as well as a meeting room. It also houses a small kitchen.
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The Maag water tower originally contained an elevated tank to supply running water. The tank has been removed and the restored downstairs portion of the building has been converted to a gift shop. |
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3101 West Harvard Street
Santa Ana, CA 92704