Known at "the house that olives built," Freda Ehmann, "Mother of the Ripe Olive Industry," and her son Edwin built the Colonial Revival Craftsman home in 1911 after she'd perfect a curing process for ripe olives and was able to open markets across the country.
The home features lovely wainscoting, hardwood floors, fireplaces, intricate stained glass windows, and antique furniture including a Chickering piano that came around the Horn. The home is available for weddings & other events.
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