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Photo of Queen Anne Cottage.
Elias Jackson ("Lucky") Baldwin's Queen Anne Cottage was constructed in 1885-86.Β Architect Albert A. Bennett designed the cottageΒ in the Queen Anne architectural style. The Queen Anne Cottage is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
If this building looks familiar to you and you are wondering why, it was used as the setting for the TV series Fantasy Island (from the late 70's through all of the 80's.)
This photo was taken at the Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden.
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very interesting design! Not a 0815 house you see in every street
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I agree it is a look that you don't see in your average neighborhoods.
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It almost does look like a *gingerbread* gingerbread house
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I agree with your statement!
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Perhaps the most gingerbread-like of any gingerbread house I've ever seen
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Beautiful house/stock. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for your very nice comment, I appreciate it!
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Nice capture, I used to love visiting this place, thanks for sharing it. They used to also film parts of the old Tarzan show at the Arboretum.
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I did not know that, thanks for the info!
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This is stunning - anyone want to go in with me and buy it? :-PΒ Saving for future use.Β Thanks so much for sharing.
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Thanks for the nice comment. I like your sense of humor also.
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I agree it would be really great to live in house like that.
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Thank you so much dear friend for your nice comment.
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Yes it sort of does remind a person of a candy cane. I don't think I would have liked to have been a house painter when this style of architecture was very popular!
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Seen it many times -- on TV and in real life.
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What other shows or movies have you seen it in?
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Well, shows and movies -- just "Fantasy Island." But I've been to the LA County Arboretum many times -- that's mostly where I've seen it and the grounds around it.
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