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Boston Store
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Casa Soberanes
Casa de la Torre
Colton Hall
Cooper-Molera Adobe
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Doud House
Duarte's Store
First Brick House
First French Consulate
Fisherman's Wharf
Fremont Headquarters
House of Four Winds
Lara-Soto Adobe
Larkin House
Mayo Hayes O'Donnell Library
Merritt House
Mission Carmel
Old Jail
Old Whaling Station
Osio Adobe
Pacific House
Perry-Downer House
Royal Presidio Chapel
Simoneau House
Stevenson House
Thomas Cole House
Vasquez Adobe

FREMONT HEADQUARTERS

         Actual ownership of the little adobe has been traced through several Monterey families. In 1861, Antonio Maria Vasquez and his wife, Asuncion Boronda Vasquez, sold it for $200. By the late 1800s, it was the family home of Cristosomo Castro, who came to Monterey during the Gold Rush period.

Fremont Headquarters
539 Hartnell Street
Monterey, CA 93940
831-372-2608
Latitude: 36.596372
Longitude: -121.895921

Ownership: Monterey History and Art Association
Open: Building leased privately for commercial uses



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