AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo recently visited Cal Poly Pomona to check out the W.K. Kellogg House. Offering sweeping views and rich architectural accents, W.K. Kellogg’s West Coast retreat, Kellogg House, was built in 1926 and cost $150,000. The home, which sits atop a tree-shrouded hill on the northern edge of campus, was designed by renowned architect Myron Hunt, whose projects included the Pasadena Rose Bowl and the Huntington Library. When the Kellogg family invited guests, the home was a magnet for celebrities of their day, including former President Ronald Reagan, Walt Disney, Will Rogers, Rudolph Valentino, Gary Cooper and Charles Lindbergh.
View of Cal Poly Pomona campus 
Entrance gates to the Kellogg House 
The home, which sits atop a tree-shrouded hill on the northern edge of campus was built in 1926 and cost $150,000. 
Although the home is 8,777 square feet, it evokes a more intimate feel because of its many rooms. Kellogg’s family and friends often visited the house. 
The architectural décor is typical of a ranch-style house, but also features much finer details, such as the ceiling beams in the dining room where Kellogg’s initials are worked into the pattern. 
Historical plaque 
A look inside the window of the Kellogg House 
“Cal Poly” spelled out with shrubs
Visit the Kellogg House at 3801 West Temple Avenue, Building 112 Pomona, CA 91768. For more info, go to https://www.cpp.edu/aboutcpp/heritage/kellogg-house-pomona.shtml