THE OJAI GUILD
OjaiArchitecture in conversation with landscape.
A place-based exploration of Ojai, considering the relationship between architecture, gardens and setting—and the details that make a home feel rooted.
- Architecture and landscape
- Gardens
- Local history
Historic places.
Reliable starting points.
Selected resources from preservation organizations, museums and public archives. A starting collection, not a complete register of historic homes.
Ojai historic preservation
The city's preservation resources, including its landmark list and links to local-history material. City limits do not cover the whole valley.
Visit resource (new tab) Ojai Valley MuseumHistoric walking tours
Museum-led ways to explore local history. Check the museum directly for current arrangements; these are not Estate Atelier tours.
Visit resource (new tab)External resources checked September 24, 2026. Historic references are not homes for sale or invitations to enter private property. Confirm current information and any visiting arrangements with the source.
The architecture of this place.
Where a published source links this place to an architect or designer in our library.
- Ojai Valley Country Club
Wallace Neff
Wallace Neff designed the clubhouse for the Ojai Valley Country Club (1923–24), now the Ojai Valley Inn & Spa, for glassware magnate Edward Drummond Libbey. He also designed stables for Libbey’s Ojai estate (1923).
Source: Ojai Valley Museum (opens in a new tab)The Huntington Library (opens in a new tab)
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