Architecture
The Gamble House
Greene and Greene's 1908 Arts and Crafts house museum above the Arroyo Seco.
Why visit
Widely regarded as the fullest surviving expression of the American Arts and Crafts house, with original furniture, art glass and joinery designed for the building.
Designed by Charles and Henry Greene in 1908 for David and Mary Gamble.
Now a museum operated in partnership with the USC School of Architecture, open for guided tours.
Know before you go
- Interior access is by guided tour; check availability in advance.
- The exterior and grounds reward a slow walk.
The Gamble House FAQs
- Can you go inside the Gamble House?
- Yes, through guided tours scheduled by the museum. Tour availability varies, so check the official site first.
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