Title supplied by cataloger.; The original photographic print is a reproduction. The "Castle," a large Queen Anne revival style residence, was originally located at 325 S. Bunker Hill Avenue. Built around 1882, and once owned by Daniel Donegan, the home was moved to the Heritage Square Museum in March, 1969 to be restored. Approximately seven months after the building was relocated, it was completely destroyed by a fire, believed to have been set by arsonists. Looking down a hallway in the former Bunker Hill residence, known as the "Castle," showing damaged plaster walls, structural debris, and a bathtub. This view was captured after the building was relocated to Montecito Heights, Los Angeles.
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image
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1 photographic print :color ;16 x 11 cm. Photographic prints
Castle (Los Angeles, Calif.) Heritage Square Museum (Los Angeles, Calif.) Corridors Queen Anne revival (Architecture)--California--Los Angeles Interiors--California--Los Angeles Debris--California--Los Angeles Bathtubs--California--Los Angeles Dwellings--California--Los Angeles Historic house museums--California--Los Angeles Lost architecture--California--Los Angeles Montecito Heights (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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