Lummis House - El Alisal
(Spanish for the Sycamore tree that grew outside), is a fanciful rock house built by
Charles Fletcher Lummis in the late
19th Century in the Highland Park area
of northeast Los Angeles, California.
The house is open for tours Friday, Saturday
and Sunday afternoons.
Location: 200 E. Ave. 43rd
It is operated by the Historical Society of Southern California.
Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council
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also known as Tommy Separdi Architecture
Tom Shepherd, a native Missourian, is also a native (third generation) Los Angelino,
- His grandparents were early-day Greater Los Angeles real estate developers -
He is an architect, urban planner, author, educator, social critic and outdoorsman
guanajuato architecture
tom also has roots in guanajuato, mexico
his dad was a guanajuato mining engineer ~ his mom a guanajuato artist
- Highland Park ~ Eagle Rock -
Thomas M. Shepherd, Chancellor