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MOUNT WASHINGTON GREEK REVIVAL HOME THE NICKEL-LEONG MANSION

on October 28, 2021April 24, 2022 By MODERN LIVING LA

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After a 20-month restoration, this Mount Washington Greek Revival home – the Nickel-Leong Mansion, circa 1909, built by Architect John C. Austin, whose civic projects include the Griffith Observatory and LA City Hall, has beautifully emerged.

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