The Woelke, John, House

historic place

The Woelke, John, House in Anaheim, California, is a historic place. This two-story Queen Anne style residence was built in 1894 for John Woelke, a retired restaurateur. In 1907, Peter Stoffel, a successful citrus farmer, purchased the house. To preserve it, the house was moved to Founders Park in 1949. The City of Anaheim acquired the property in 2006. The Woelke, John, House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on July 8, 2013. Its ornate design reflects Anaheim's late 19th-century prosperity and the city's evolving architectural styles.

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