Harvey House, Barstow

Harvey House, Barstow is a Wedding Venue in Barstow, CA, located at 685 N 1st Ave. It holds a rating of 4.40 based on customer reviews.

The Historic Harvey House, originally known as the Casa del Desierto, is a former Fred Harvey Harvey House hotel located in Barstow, in the Mojave Desert within San Bernardino County, California. The structure was designed by renowned Fred Harvey Company architect Mary Colter in a synthesis of Spanish Renaissance and Classical Revival architecture styles. The station and hotel was built by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and replaced an earlier one built in 1885 that burned in 1908. The historic structure is an elegant presence in the Mojave Desert beside the intermittent Mojave River. Santa Fe closed the station in 1973. The City of Barstow obtained the station in the 1990s.

The building now functions as an Amtrak stop, a Professional Office building, along with two museums. The Western America Railroad Museum is located on the east side and the Barstow Route 66 "Mother Road" Museum is on the north side. The Historic Harvey House operates as a professional office building, exhibit space and has two large ballrooms used for social events.

It has a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it.

Harvey House, Barstow combines its historic ballrooms and architectural heritage to serve as a distinctive wedding venue in Barstow.

The venue sits on N 1st Ave, just a short walk from the Route 66 Mother Road Museum and the Barstow train station.

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