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🕗 opening times
| Monday | closed | |||||
| Tuesday | closed | |||||
| Wednesday | closed | |||||
| Thursday | closed | |||||
| Friday | closed | |||||
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200, East Avenue 43, 90031, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 323-226-1620
website: www.laparks.org
larger map & directionsLatitude: 34.093169, Longitude: -118.206999
Collin O'Mara-Green
::Wonderful green spaces with beautiful old stone home. A great hidden gem in the Los Angeles Rec and Parks system
julian venegas
::Dylan was very informative and had great information about this very amazing place
cedric bailey
::If you’re looking for off-the-beaten-path adventures in L.A., then this place is perfect. It’s a museum focusing on quite the extravagant gentleman, Mr. Lummis. Make sure to look for his original plate photos in the main room, his photography from the 1800’s and 1900’s is incredible! Also, there was a PBS special about Lummis that is available on YouTube, so watching that in conjunction with a visit to this museum will add a lot!
Lynette Lbutterfly Farmer Wilson
::I love the fact that we keep thie history without trying to change any thing of it i feel the peeps ghost still there creepy kool
Catherine A. Montgomery
::This is a wonderful historical landmark. On MOTA (Museums of The Arroyo), there are art and other activities for young and old that will make it a memorable experience. The staff are very helpful, friendly with a wonderful sense of humor. You are transported back in time through art, books, photographs, musical instruments and a lovely garden which pays tribute to California, water conservation and irrigation. The art, interior design and architecture is truly amazing for the period in which it was built. I quite enjoyed the books, musical instruments, black and white photos and the Indian art throughout the house. Plenty of education opportunities here.