The Edmund Blinn House: A Historic Gem with a Heart for Service

Nestled in the heart of Pasadena, the Edmund Blinn House is more than just a meeting place for the Pasadena Women’s Club—it is a cherished landmark that reflects our history and values. Built in 1905 in the elegant Craftsman style by renowned architect George Washington Maher, the Blinn House has welcomed generations of members into its warm and stately rooms. Its storied walls have witnessed countless meetings, celebrations, and service projects that have helped shape our community.

Our monthly meetings in the beautiful Garden Room provide a space not only for planning and discussion but also for fellowship and inspiration. Surrounded by original architectural details, period furnishings, and the charm of a bygone era, we are constantly reminded of our duty to preserve and honor the legacy of our Club and the women who came before us.

As stewards of this historic gem, we remain committed to maintaining the Blinn House as a living space that supports meaningful community work, just as it has for over 100 years. We also open the house for special events, historical tours, and cultural gatherings, ensuring that its beauty and legacy continue to be shared with the wider Pasadena community.