THE VENTURA GUILD
VenturaA coastal city, read through its homes.
Discover Ventura through an architectural lens: the details of individual homes, the character of their streets and the stories that connect them to place.
- Hobson Heights
- Residential heritage
- Coastal landscape
Historic places.
Reliable starting points.
Selected resources from preservation organizations, museums and public archives. A starting collection, not a complete register of historic homes.
Ventura historic preservation
Official information on historic resources, surveys and designation. Surveyed or potential resources are distinct from designated landmarks.
Visit resource (new tab) City of Ventura · PDFCity historic landmarks
An archived city landmark list with individual histories, including the Rudolph Residence. Consult the city for current designation records.
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.
- Ventura Savings and Loan
William Pereira
William L. Pereira and Gin D. Wong’s Ventura Savings and Loan (mid-1960s), a raw-concrete Brutalist building on South Mills Road, was recommended as a city landmark by Ventura’s Historic Preservation Committee in January 2025.
Source: City of Ventura: Historic Preservation Committee resolution, 250 Mills Road (opens in a new tab)City of Ventura: Historic Preservation Committee minutes, January 9, 2025 (opens in a new tab)
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