The Residence: consists of a 1914 Craftsman duplex, which had suffered years of neglect and shoddy workmanship under absentee landlords.  It has been fully restored and reflects the style of the era in which it was built.  The front of the house is full of roses, fruit trees and herbs.  Fifteen rose varieties line the pathways to each of the homes. All rose varieties were selectively bred before 1914, consistent with the age of the house.   The residence includes the homes of activists, artisans, craftspeople and workers, including Emma Rosenthal and Andy Griggs.  The Museum House, in the lower unit includes period design, furnishings, innovative solutions to dis-ability access and reflects months of craftsmanship, research, and the extensive use of Craigslist.   The lower unit also provides wheelchair accessible and dis-ability affirmative overnight accommodations for out of town activists, speakers, students and other wandering souls. 

Overnight Accommodation: 

DragonflyHill Urban Farm offers occasional overnight accommodations, by referral to visiting activist, speakers and fellow travelers.  Accommodations are wheelchair accessible and dis-ability affirmative.  We provide bed and breakfast, conversation, information about getting around Los Angeles, the history of the local area.  Located in the heart of the Rampart, this is an ideal location for activists and speakers to see at close hand, the conditions many people live under in occupied Amerika. 

We request a donation to cover costs and support our efforts, and insist that guests adhere to the rules for the use of the space.