Lee Vining, California: Upside Down House
Tourist attraction (1956-1968), created by Nellie Bly OBryan, inspired by children's books. Saved in 2000 and moved here. More like a weathered shed than a house, but it is upside down, along with the explanatory historical plaque.
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This is more of an upside-down large shed, but still kind of cool. Bed, rug, furniture, wash basin, pitcher, etc. are all upside down, even the plaque on the building is reversed. Photo tip - hold your camera upside-down when taking pictures so you don't get a crick in your neck!
[Dale Divers, 09/08/2010]House built upside down, from outside structure to inside furnishings. Inspired [by] children's books.
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Upside Down House
School House Museum
- Address:
- US Hwy 395, Lee Vining, CA
- Directions:
- US Hwy 395, east at Mono Lake Visitors Center. Right at School House Museum. Upside Down house on the right. The house is next to the road, at the corner of 1st St. and Mattly Ave., about a block off of 395.
- Phone:
- 760-647-6461
- RA Rates:
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The house was a tourist attraction 1956-1968, created by local Nellie Bly O'Bryan. It was moved to its current location and restored in 2000.