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Highland Park Victorians - Highland Park

Residence
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 142
An imposing two-story Queen Anne residence constructed in 1885. Declared: 4/16/75

5905 El Mio Drive, Highland Park, CA 90042 Map

Residence
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 107
Built circa 1890, this structure has distinctive architecture and a pleasant setting. It is a good example of the mixture of Queen Anne and Eastlake styles. Declared: 11/15/72

432 North Avenue 66, Highland Park, CA 90042 Map

Residence
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 143
Circa 1885, the outstanding feature of this Queen Anne residence is the veranda, which crosses its simple facade. Declared: 4/16/75
6028 Hayes Avenue, Highland Park, CA 90042 Map

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Residence

5612 Ash Street, Highland Park, CA 90042 Map

Rev. Williel Thomson Residence
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 541
Built circa 1898 in the late Queen Anne style. Rev. Thomson was active in early Pasadena. Declared: 7/19/91

215 South Avenue 52, Highland Park, CA 90042 Map

Wheeler - Smith House
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 378
In 1897, Edgar Wheeler, who was the Los Angeles City Engineer, built this house on his five-acre property. The house, designed by Howard & Train, is Victorian in its detailing but is Transitional in its Classical symmetry. Declared: 7/15/88
5684 Ash Street, Highland Park, CA 90042 Map

Ziegler Estate National Register
L.A. Historic Cultural Monument 416
Main House, Grounds and Arroyo Stone Wall. Built in 1904 and designed by Alfred P. Wilson and Charles Hornbeck. This large residence, with its arroyo stone wall, mixes late Queen Anne ideas with Craftsman and Shingle styles. Declared: 2/21/89

4601 N Figueroa Street, Highland Park, CA 90065 Map

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