in 2016. The Woodside History Museum has an exhibit of furniture, maps, photographs, etc. from the Jackling House. The town of Woodside collected 150 items from the home before it was destroyed. As of October 2018, the items were reportedly appraised at over $30,000. At a meeting that month, the town council approved a plan to offer the items – including a silver-plated teaspoon, a chandelier, wall sconces, door handles, a flagpole, and a 1920s thermostat and toilet – in sequence to the town first, and then to the owners of another Smith-designed home next door. After that, the items would be offered to the museum of the University of California, Santa Barbara, which has additional Smith designs nearby. Remaining items would then be made available to the public via silent auction before being "sent to salvage". References External links Friends of the Jackling House Historic Jackling House Photos Jackling House: Interior photos (circa 2007) Houses in San Mateo County, California Houses completed in 1925 History of San Mateo County, California Steve Jobs Buildings and structures demolished in 2011 Demolished buildings and structures in California Mediterranean Revival architecture in California Spanish Colonial Revival architecture in California