When the house was changed from use as a private residence to a private club , elements and remodeling occurred that led to minor changes in the internal layout of the house to allow for offices and dining areas to replace living areas . The house was spared massive redesign , however , because the club built a large addition to the north elevation ( bay side ) to be the site of the large bar , dining room , and meeting facility needed for member functions . In 1988 , the organization management began a restoration process that made significant progress in restoring aspects of the house back to the days of its original owner . After the 1992 Cape Mendocino earthquakes , the house suffered damage as it did in 1932 , requiring the club to add a surcharge to member dues to complete significant repair and restoration work
1992 Cape Mendocino earthquakes
1992 Cape Mendocino earthquakes
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