Photo by Ming Lo
Photo by Ming Lo
Photo by Ming Lo
The Lummis House is a rustic American stone craftsman house built by Charles Lummis. Also known as El Alisal, meaning "alder grove", it was built over a period of 13 years starting sometime around 1895-1897. Charles Lummis lived here and tended to the nearby Southwest Museum, which he helped found in 1907. It's a little gem of a place to visit, and admission is free. The property is located at 200 E. Ave. 43, Los Angeles, CA 90031. It is operated by the City of Los Angeles, is a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Photo by Ming Lo
Photo by Ming Lo
Photo by Ming Lo
Photo by Ming Lo
Photo by Ming Lo
