Tour of Heritage Square | Los Angeles 

Thank you so much! I think the interior of the houses are open now, so I'm planning to go back again. When I first moved to LA, there was a gorgeous, gorgeous, empty, old victorian home all alone in a large lot that I would pass on my way to work. One day, it was just gone. The developer had it destroyed, even though he had a court order not to. He said it was a mistake, paid a small fine, and that was that. It's too bad he couldn't get it to Heritage Square, because it was soooo beautiful! I'm really glad there is a place for these old homes.

Thank you! Yeah, I was really surprised -- several of the houses were moved to new locations after having been purchased and before they were brought to Heritage Square. I can't imagine anyone buying a house and then moving it -- not even with Mobile Homes!!

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That's a great question! Houses back then were designed to be disassembled and re-assembled elsewhere. Several of them had been sold and moved to 2 different lots before coming to Heritage Square. Houses that have a foundation & basement are harder to move, but I have seen it done (believe it or not). There are ways to separate a house in the middle without visible scars. Then the 2 (or more parts of the house) are jacked up and placed on large semis and slowly moved to a new location, where they are re-assembled. I googled "moving a house on a truck" and found a good article on Homelight dot com that has some screen shots. I can't put the link here, or the reply will be marked as spam. I couldn't find any photos of the houses at Heritage Square being moved.

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