Holmes-Shannon House, Craftsman residence in Los Angeles, United States
The Holmes-Shannon House is a Craftsman residence in Los Angeles featuring Tudor-influenced details such as decorative woodwork, exposed beams, and brick elements. The building retains its original structural features and design characteristics throughout its interior and exterior spaces.
Built in 1911 by architects Robert Farquhar Train and Robert Edmund Williams, the house documents the residential growth of the Victoria Park neighborhood during that era. Its construction reflects a period of significant development in this part of Los Angeles.
The property earned Historic-Cultural Monument designation from the Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission for its role in the neighborhood's architectural story. Local residents and preservationists value it as a landmark that reflects the residential character of its area.
The house functions as a private residence and can be viewed from the street in the Victoria Park neighborhood. Visitors should respect the privacy of the residents and explore the surrounding residential area respectfully.
The interior of the house was featured in a television episode and has become part of the region's pop culture history. This appearance brought unexpected attention to the property from film and television productions in the area.
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