Rengstorff House

Volunteers were very nice and will tell ypu the history of the house and answer any questions. It's a small museum and mostly consists of the first floor. There are few remaining furniture that are original to the house.

As both a guest and having been a volunteer here, I've found the house museum to be a good place to learn some of the interesting early history of Mountain View and the Bay Area. There are complimentary tours of the house museum on Tues, Wed, and Sun. Sunday tours are led by a docent in period costume which folks enjoy. The grand tour finale in the music parlor wowed me with the opportunity to hear music players do their thing the way they would've for audiences over a century ago. The museum an

Beautiful spot to visit, however the tour is not open because short of volunteer , I will come back next time.

We visited this beautiful historic house on Saturday morning. A knowledgeable docent showed us around and shared the fascinating history of the property. This place is rich in Bay Area history-highly recommended if you're in the area!

I've been to this park many times but never really noticed this house. Today I finally stopped to read the story behind it, about a German immigrant who built his life here through hard work and vision. It's such an inspiring reminder of how much courage it took to start a new life back then.