The Hudson House, constructed in 1852, was the residence of David Hudson, a California pioneer involved in the Bear Flag Revolt, a revolt credited with the design of the California State Flag and with establishing California as a republic. In 1883, the house was rolled on redwood logs from the current site of the Rhine House and remodeled as a residence for Jacob L. Beringer, founding partner of Beringer Brothers Winery. The house was remodeled in 1989 to become the Beringer Vineyards Culinary Arts Center, home of the School for American Chefs.