Architecture Wednesday: American Horror Story

It's an L.A. Historic Cultural Monument.
It's the Alfred F. Rosenheim Mansion, a six-bedroom, five-bathroom, irreplaceable masterpiece comprised of a 3-story main house, plus a grand ballroom that was formerly a chapel. 
There are Tiffany stained glass windows and leaded glass display cases, and original Tiffany light fixtures. Other features are the rich wood paneling, wood floors, six vintage fireplaces, beamed ceilings, a large solarium, and a formal dining room with antique gold- and silver-leaf hand-painted ceilings in 15,000 square feet of living, and dying, space.
Just don't go into the basement.
Or the upstairs bathroom.
Or the attic.
Or the master bedroom.
See, this house, although not a real horror house, is famous for being the house in which "American Horror Story" is set. So, while it really hasn't seen nearly a century of gruesome murders, it does play that on TV.
But, it just might come with a naked Dylan McDermott, Zachary Qunto, and with a batty Jessica Lange as a neighbor.
That might make all the bumps in the night worthwhile.

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