About D.D. Johnston-Hargitt House Museum
The D.D. Johnston-Hargitt House Museum is a historic house museum located in Norwalk, California. Built in 1891, this beautifully preserved two-story Eastlake Victorian farmhouse was originally the home of pioneer Darius David Johnston, founder of the Norwalk School District. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum showcases original family heirlooms, Victorian-era furnishings, local historical artifacts, and exhibits highlighting Norwalk's agricultural and cultural heritage. Guided tours are provided by volunteer docents, offering visitors an engaging look into the city's early history.
Services
Historic House Tours Guided Docent-Led Tours Local History Exhibits Victorian-Era Artifact Displays Johnston Family Memorabilia Educational Programs School and Group Tours Heritage Preservation Community History Events Special Museum Events Historical Interpretation Free Public Admission (Donations Accepted) Photography Opportunities Cultural and Historical Learning ExperiencesReviews
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 and it shows.