D.D. Johnston-Hargitt House Museum — Attraction in Norwalk

It brings back great memories when I was growing up. When Chun and Ida Hargitt would go on vacation to Escondido me and my brother and Grandpa,( who was the caretaker of that property) what spend the night in that old house. Came back again December 21st for Christmas tour at night. The portable lighting was very poor, didn't feel a lot of holiday cheer from the staff working. There was a gentleman in a wheelchair who couldn't get in the gate because there's no wheelchair accessibility ramps. I felt bad for the guy so I said I'll the gate with him and we had great conversation and told old stories. Come on Norwalk all that money spent and no wheelchair ramp through the back gate! Please try to work...

Now I gave it a three stars because when I went for a field trip we went upstairs and there was a creepy doll.Its antique which gets me excited but the feeling I got was weird.good place anyway.Its nice that the city saves historical places like this.The people that give...

Probably one of the best and least visited in all of Los Angeles County, originally built in 1891 for the D.D. Johnston family. It's currently being, "restored" but looks brand-new, the city has definitely been putting resources into the house over the past five years...