Mission Statement
The mission of The Gamble House, USC is to inspire
the public's appreciation and understanding of fine
historic architecture through the example of The
Gamble House, the most complete and best-preserved
work of American Arts and Crafts architects Charles
and Henry Greene. This will be realized by:
- Preserving The Gamble House, its furnishings,
and collections to nationally-recognized standards
of conservation;
- Providing an exemplary program of public access
that interprets the architecture of The Gamble
House, and its collections, in a relevant, educational
and engaging way;
- Providing education programs that enhance the
public's understanding of The Gamble House within
the context of architectural and cultural history;
- Maintaining strong academic and administrative
ties with the University of Southern California
School of Architecture, and
- Pursuing a mutually supportive relationship with
the City of Pasadena in the interest of meeting
our mission and adhering to the 1966 family gift
agreement.
The Friends of the Gamble House
The Friends of the Gamble House, a support group
of the University of Southern California, is composed
of individuals, corporations, and organizations dedicated
to the financial support of The Gamble House. More about the Friends and how to join »
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Contact Info
The Gamble House
4 Westmoreland Place
Pasadena CA 91103
tel. (626) 793-3334
Map & Directions
Privacy Policy
Reproduction Requests
To obtain permission to reproduce copyrighted photographs of The Gamble House please contact (626) 793-3334 ext. 10 or . Please state clearly that you are requesting photographic permission.
USC & The Gamble House
USC has both a Certificate and a Degree program
in Architectural
Preservation.
About This Site
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