Haines, Alfred, House
historic place
The Alfred Haines House is a historic place in San Diego, California. This Craftsman-style home was built in 1908 for Judge Alfred Haines. Judge Haines, an attorney and judge specializing in water rights, used this residence as both his home and law office until his death in 1934. Master Architects William, Charles, and Edward Quayle designed the house. The house was listed on the San Diego City Register of Historic Sites in 1978 and the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. The Haines family occupied the house until the mid-1980s. This property is significant for its architecture and its link to San Diego's legal history.