Muller House Museum

What a great historic home tour! Keep in mind, they are only open the 1st & 2nd Sunday of the month and for 2 home tours only per day. We took the 1st tour which started at 1pm sharp for a $5 donation per person. The home is perched on a hill over looking the beautiful views of the SP Harbor. The docent was friendly, knowledgeable, and filled with lots of interesting details & stories about the house's history as well as San Pedro and neighboring cities. She is a 4th generation San Pedro resident & a school teacher so she delivered a wealth of knowledge! If you enjoy historic homes and personal home tours, add this one to your list!

Actually it was a park next to block field recruiting our mini rock crawlers there

This was such a nice little historic house museum! Such a pleasant surprise. We're visiting the area and had just gone to the Maritime Museum before this. We noticed the banner as we walked by. The guided tour helped us contextualize the history of the area. It was a great experience. The three docents were knowledgeable and answered all our questions. Their appreciation for the building added to the experience. The house had some really cool stuff inside. Would recommend if you're in the area and interested in learning more about them people that contributed to the growth of the area

Very interesting and loved the full tour with family history being told!

Amazing A great part of San Pedros rich history. The staff is super cool and knows tons about the local area . Fun little tour if you can manage walking up stairs great sight to see. Limited hours of operation call or check the website out Great views

Great historic house & great docents too

The Muller house is a hidden gem in The town of San Pedro, or Pedro, as the locals call it. It is listed as a historical site. It's built Victorian style, inside and out, with a great view of the port and the Pacific. The ladies who run the house are members of the historic society and are loads of fun to talk to. There is also a little give shop with great deals. You never know what you will find there. From figurines to framed paintings and the like, with some old timey toys. There is a small, some what awkward parking lot, to the east of the house, but there is street parking. If you are into port history, or just history, check it out. We go from time to time to see what they have and to list to the stories. Oh yeah look out for the special events.