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LA's 150-Year-Old Perry House Opens Hidden Rooms for One-Night Fundraiser

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The Perry House, a Victorian mansion built in 1876 in Los Angeles, marked its 150th anniversary with a special one-night public event. Visitors were granted rare access to the building's second floor, which had been closed to the public for decades. The event doubled as a fundraiser, with proceeds directed toward ongoing restoration and preservation efforts. Originally relocated in 1975, the house is noted for its detailed Victorian-era craftsmanship. The funds raised will help ensure the long-term upkeep of this historic structure.

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