Hackett, Edward Alexander Kelley, House
historic place
The Edward Alexander Kelley Hackett House stands in the Pico-Union neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, at 1317 South Westlake Avenue. Built in 1901, this residence is an example of early Arts and Crafts-style architecture, combining Victorian and Craftsman influences. The house was the West Coast home of Edward Alexander Kelley Hackett, who was an editor and publisher of The Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Hackett was active in Los Angeles, participating in the Immanuel Presbyterian Church and assisting in the development of the YMCA. Architecturally, the house is notable for its well-preserved Craftsman design and its intact interior features, including original woodwork, hardware, etched-glass light fixtures, and glazed wallpaper. The Edward Alexander Kelley Hackett House was added to the National Register of Historic Places in May 2003. It is recognized for its architectural integrity and its association with Edward Alexander Kelley Hackett.