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United States >
California >
Lake Elsinore >
The Weissmuller Mansion
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This location has been labeled as Demolished, and therefore can be viewed by anyone.
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Off of the 15 freeway in Lake Elsinore, the mansion sits on a hill overlooking the entire lake and city. It's a Spanish-styled home, one story but with many rooms.
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Type: Building
Status: Demolished
Accessibility: Moderate
Recommendation: check it out if you're nearby
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rust unsafe flooring snakes
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Inside there are two chimneys and on a nearby hill is a bathhouse. The pool is now filled with dirt, but the diving board is still intact.
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Up winding, country roads and over ever continuous hills sits a mansion that sadly over looks the 15 freeway and all of Lake Elsinore. What once was a proud home sits in ruins, overlooking a city that continues to grow while the home sits still in time, waiting for the unknown to occur. The house was believed to once be owned by Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Johnny Weissmuller when, in the 1930s/1940s, Lake Elsinore was a haven for celebrities. Despite his place on the Olympics, Weissmuller came to even greater fame acting in the main the role of Edgar Rice Burrough's version of the Tarzan movies throughout the 30s and 40s. Though, some say that maybe the house wasn't even owned by Weissmuller and that the property has no historical significance. Although the history of the home is a mystery, the city has argued on what to do with the property. The mansion had been saved many times from being demolished, and many argue that it can be saved while others believe that the property is far too destroyed to be fixed. Squatters, teenagers, and explorers are drawn to the site, many leaving behind their own pieces of history in the now gutted home. What remains inside are two chimneys, what was once a beautiful bathroom, a helicopter pad, and a separate bathhouse with a pool now filled with dirt. The diving board is still up to this day, and even though the future remains of the mansion on the hill stuck in time, it will continue to look over the beautiful, ever growing population of Lake Elsinore as it continues to progress.
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This place has been demolished. There are only a couple of palm trees on the hill that remain, unfortunately.
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The moderator rating is a neutral rating of the content quality, photography, and coolness of this location.
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
Emperor Wang on 11/10/2023 5:45 PM.
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on Nov 10 23 at 17:45, Emperor Wang validated this location on Nov 10 23 at 17:45, Emperor Wang changed the following: Required Equipment, Recommended Equipment, Description on Nov 10 23 at 16:28, fr00tCake added some pictures to a gallery on Nov 10 23 at 16:27, fr00tCake created a new gallery on May 21 18 at 23:49, Emperor Wang validated this location on May 21 18 at 23:48, Emperor Wang changed the following: City on May 18 18 at 16:13, Emperor Wang validated this location on May 18 18 at 5:13, Oculus.Affectus.Foto changed the following: Status, Future Plans on Jun 25 14 at 8:49, Steed validated this location on Jun 24 14 at 2:54, Flashyfashionfraud made this location available
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