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Location: Los Angeles

Heritage Square Museum552

in Los Angeles, CA 90031
323.225.2700
Hours:Fri-Sun 11:30am-4:30pm (Winter), 12n-5pm (Summer); tours from 12n-3pm.
Cost:Adults $10; Seniors $8; Children (6-12) $5; (under 6) free; Discounts for AAA members
Ages:6 And Up

about Heritage Square Museum:

For older kids interested in costumes, history, and architecture, this open-air museum consists of eight Victorian era buildings, rescued from demolition and moved to this little plot of land tucked-in next to the Pasadena Freeway.

A railway depot and three houses have been renovated and furnished. Passionate guides in turn-of-the-century costumes lead small groups through these buildings, a yet-to-be renovated church, and an amazing octagonal house.

A small shop sells Victoriana, books and gifts. The shop also sells soda, water, and some snack foods. Families can picnic on the grassy lawn, and it is big enough for a bit of running around.

The bathrooms are clean, although quite small; some have the old-fashioned chain flushers.

tips:

Not for restless and squirmy children.

getting there:

In the Lincoln Heights and Highland Park neighborhoods of Los Angeles, approximately three miles north of downtown Los Angeles, on the 110 Arroyo Seco Byway (otherwise know as the 110 Pasadena Freeway). Parking is free.

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