Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Why was a 300‑ton Gilded Age mansion rolled to new sites, not once, but twice? In this episode of This House, Ken uncovers the story of Harriet Pullman (heiress to industrialist George Pullman) and her French‑inspired Cupertino estate, Le Petit Trianon, from Beaulieu’s vineyard beginnings to high‑society galas, near‑demolition, two dramatic relocations on the De Anza College campus, and its rebirth as the California History Center.
Location: Cupertino, CA
Join our Membership program:
youtube.com/channel/UCkKRXhkY6fcLVT8MLc3FH3Q/join
Public Domain Photos from: Library of Congress,
CC BY 2.0 Photos from: Flickr User: David Sawyer
CC BY-SA 3.0 Photos from: Wikipedia User: Elan5
Assets from: Envato Elements
Music from Epidemic Sound
Why was a 300‑ton Gilded Age mansion rolled to new sites, not once, but twice? In this episode of This House, Ken uncovers the story of Harriet Pullman (heiress to industrialist George Pullman) and her French‑inspired Cupertino estate, Le Petit Trianon, from Beaulieu’s vineyard beginnings to high‑society galas, near‑demolition, two dramatic relocations on the De Anza College campus, and its rebirth as the California History Center.
Location: Cupertino, CA
Join our Membership program:
youtube.com/channel/UCkKRXhkY6fcLVT8MLc3FH3Q/join
Public Domain Photos from: Library of Congress,
CC BY 2.0 Photos from: Flickr User: David Sawyer
CC BY-SA 3.0 Photos from: Wikipedia User: Elan5
Assets from: Envato Elements
Music from Epidemic Sound
