43 HOUSES / WILMINGTON (LOS ANGELES)
Banning House
The harbor founder's 1863 Greek Revival house, now a museum. Built by Phineas Banning, a central figure in the early harbor at San Pedro Bay, it is a rare Civil War-era house in the South Bay, now a museum with its barn and gardens.
The facts
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| Where | Banning Park, 401 E M St, Wilmington (Los Angeles) |
|---|---|
| Built | 1863 |
| Architect or builder | Phineas Banning |
| Kind | Houses |
| Status | standing |
| Visiting | public |
| From El Segundo City Hall | 12.8 miles, straight line |
| Coordinates | 33.79028, -118.25722 |
What the sources say
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- It was built in 1863 by Phineas Banning.
Built in 1863 by Phineas Banning near the original San Pedro Bay
Wikipedia ↗ reported - It is a Greek Revival-Victorian home in Wilmington.
is a historic Greek Revival-Victorian home in the Wilmington section of Los Angeles, California
Wikipedia ↗ reported - The house, barn and gardens operate as a museum.
The home, barn and gardens are now operated as a museum.
Wikipedia ↗ reported
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Nearby on the list
Closest entries, straight line
- Long Beach International Gateway, Long Beach 2.7 mi
- Vincent Thomas Bridge, San Pedro (Los Angeles) 2.9 mi
- Warner Grand Theatre, San Pedro (Los Angeles) 4.1 mi
← No. 42: Wilshire Grand Center · No. 44: Bradbury Building → · All on the map
Cite this
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Banning House. elsegundo.xyz Architecture, checked Nov 3, 2026. https://elsegundo.xyz/architecture/banning-house/
Machine-readable: this entry is record 43 in catalog.json. Not an official City of El Segundo page, and not written with or for the owner.