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Home and ranch of the man and the legend—Jack London, famous for his literary accomplishments as well as his dramatic exploits, exotic travels, and adventures. Walk, hike, mountain bike, horseback ride, bird watch, take pictures, paint, picnic, relax, learn, enjoy nature!
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Welcome to Jack London State Historic Park! Once known as...
- About Jack London Park Partners
Jack London Park Partners emerged during a budgetary crisis...
- Park Trails
Spring and autumn are the standout seasons at Jack London...
- HISTORIC BUILDINGS
In 1905 London bought the first of several ranches on Sonoma...
- HIKING & PICNICKING
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- Weather & Trail Conditions
Typical weather for Jack London State Historic Park is as...
- Video Introductions
Learn how Jack London was not just a famous writer, but a...
- Policies
Jack London Park is a wildlife sanctuary, therefore dogs are...
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Jack London State Historic Park, also known as Jack London Home and Ranch, is a California State Historic Park near Glen Ellen, California, United States, situated on the eastern slope of Sonoma Mountain.
This 1,400 acre state park tells the story of famed writer/adventurer Jack London who made Glen Ellen and the Sonoma Valley his home. Explore the cottage, Beauty Ranch, Wolf House ruins and the House of Happy Walls Museum.
Glen Ellen was home to writer/adventurer Jack London from 1905 until his untimely death in 1916 — and today the Beauty Ranch is part of Jack London State Historic Park. It’s a truly beautiful property, filled with lush forests, redwood groves, meadows, and hills that afford amazing views.
28 Οκτ 2021 · Literary history and bucolic splendor collide in Northern California's Jack London State Historic Park. The slice of Sonoma County paradise in Glen Ellen was the home and farm of Jack London, the first author to earn $1 million from his trade, and his second wife Charmian London from 1911 until his death in 1916.
Tour the simple cottage where Jack and Charmian lived - and where London died at age 40, of gastrointestinal uremic poisoning. Examine old farm equipment in a stone barn, or walk through the gorgeous ruins of an old stone winery.
Departing the charming turn-of-the-century homestead where author Jack London made his home in Glen Ellen, you first stroll past the barn and its century-old antique tools covered in cobwebs.
