The Jackling House was built in 1925 by famed architect George Washington Smith and captured by photographer Jonathan Haeber in 2007. The Spanish Revival-style home was purchased by Apple co-founder ...

Steve Jobs purchased Jackling House—a historic estate in Woodside, California—in 1984, and he resided there for a decade.” ...

Steve Jobs purchased Jackling House—a historic estate in Woodside, California—in 1984, and he resided there for a decade.” ...

In February 2011, just eight months before he lost his battle with cancer, Jobs finally demolished Jackling House. Today, an exhibition on the Jackling House, including some furnishings, is located at ...

Jobs' plans have long been opposed by historic preservationists, who say the Spanish Colonial revival-style home built for copper mining magnate Daniel Jackling should be renovated or moved to ...

25 Jobs eventually won his case and the bulldozers moved in 2011 Credit: Jonathan Haeber/Flickr Steve Jobs bought the Jackling House in Woodside, California, in 1984.

Also known as the Jackling House, the mansion was first built in 1925 by renowned architect George Washington Smith — who was considered the foremost creator of the Spanish Colonial Revival ...

Joseph and Inez Jackling drove over 275,000 miles across two continents in their 1954 school bus. Now, their grandson is hitting the road in the bus.

31 The house has not been renovated since Lee died in 2009 Credit: Youtube/AdamTheWoo 'The house that Steve Jobs hated' Steve Jobs bought the Jackling House in Woodside, California, in 1984.

The suit was filed by the Estate of Martha A. Jackling. Lawyers for the plaintiff have not yet entered an appearance in 1:20-cv-01580, Jackling v. Brighthouse Life Insurance Company et al.