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Named California Historical Landmark #743; National Historic Landmark; London died in 1916, but his widow continued to make this her residence on the estate until her death in 1955; Wolf House was the centerpiece of London's 1,500-acre Beauty Ranch, a working farm and personal retreat;

Wolf House burned just after its completion in 1913; this was London's dream house, erected on his 1,500 acre "Beauty Ranch;" the ranch also contained a dam, lake, bathhouse, and agricultural buildings; Wolf House's ruins are now contained in the 800-acre Jack London Historical State Park; the property was deeded to the State of California by the author's nephew, Irving Shepard in 1960; the park was dedicated 09/20/1960;