Leonie Pray House

The Leonie Pray House, also known as the Dawson-Pray House, is a historic English Tudor Revival mansion located in Long Beach, California. Designed by architect Clarence Aldrich, this 6,500-square-foot landmark features stunning architectural details such as leaded glass windows and a grand two-story living room. Built in 1927 for Russell and Leonie Pray, the house became a social hub for the elite, hosting extravagant New Year's Eve parties and performances by notable artists like Liberace. The mansion has also served as a filming location for popular movies and TV shows, including Donnie Darko and Beverly Hills, 90210, making it a fascinating site for tourists and researchers alike.