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The Goumond House is a Tudor Revival structure now housed on Heritage Street at the Clark County Museum. The house was designed by Warner and Nordstrom and features Tudor, Chalet and Scandinavian elements. It was built for Jake Hagenson. In 1935, the house was purchased by Pros J. Goumond, who with several partners, owned the Boulder Club gaming establishment on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. Pros purchased Tule Springs in 1941 and built it into a successful dude ranch. The Goumond family lived in this home, which had a full basement under the home in its original location at 420 South 7th Street. It also featured one of the first private swimming pools in Las Vegas. The house was donated to the museum by 330 Associates and was moved to the Museum in 1984. It opened to the public, following restoration, in 1999.