The History of Monterey Bay's Victorian Inn
The precise origins of the stately Victorian house at the intersection of Foam and McClellan, on the sloping hillside above the rocky coast of New Monterey, are still concealed in the first few years of this century. The first record of the unusually substantial house amid the jury-rig homes and semi-rural buildings that dotted the landscape of its time indicates that the Lang Family resided there as early as 1907. It's possible that Frank Lang, on record as having been a carpenter, was the home's builder.