They don’t build houses like this anymore. Glad to see it still standing. Looks well kept.

We really enjoyed our afternoon tea at the Bembridge. It was our first visit and will differently return.

Besides a wonderful tour, we enjoyed an al fresco lunch by arrangement with our caterer and the Bembridge volunteer staff. This place is a LBC treasure.

What an awesome gem to have here in LA County. Its magnificently preserved and,everyone is so nice. I went for the Victorian Christmas and it was decorated so beautifully. The place is awesome and I loved learning about the house and former owner. 2 curious things. I did research after I returned home and they mention that the house was in the family for 80 years. Dorothy lived in the house alone for over 30 years.Imagine my horror discovering afterward in own research that poor Dorothy was actually murdered somewhere on the grounds and found in the backyard in 1999!! The city acquired the property the very next year. I am in no means imply the city had anything to do with her murder, what I am saying is I was shocked as I was very much alive in 1999. The researched also showed Dorothy seemed to love this house, how many more years couldshe have loves and lived in thia beautiful hime had she made it to the millennium. I know it would be a downer but while talking extensively about Dorothy and Hazel no mention is made of her murder and Im curious if they do mention it in the regular tours. 2nd curious was the theme this year was Christmas tree and..well you know what never mind but one od their Christmas tree facts is just a myth but since ita not related to the house forget it. I cant wait to go back to do a regular tour.

The Historical Society has done an excellent job of keeping the house in the retro spirit of former residents and owners. Docents give a detailed and very pleasant tour. The house itself dates back to the turn of the nineteenth century when horse drawn coaches were in fashion. The last owner, Dorothy Bembridge lived to the age of almost 90. There is much history here. Todays event which included sponsorship of a program for women looking to re-enter the work force called Gals Starting Over.

This is a 1904 historic home in the Willmore area of Long Beach. The home is decorated inside and out. As you drive up you see beautiful Christmas lights. Some of the neighborhoods in the city of Long Beach help to decorate inside the house. Fundraiser tours are held during the month of December. Plus much more...Volunteers make all this happen. Its a beautiful experience to come here.

Nice and friendly. Quite an experience of a historic house. Cannot take photos inside

I grew up in LB and theres alot of history at this historic place, the volunteers keep this property looking really nice.

The first tour we experienced was A Victorian Christmas. It was an evening event, and the beauty of the home, and history of the neighborhood and Christmas tradition of days gone by was so interesting.It is even more lovely in the daylight. The attention to detail, and unique features of the home make it a must see for history fans.

Our Pasport 2 History stated that this place was open on Thursdays. We showed up, but it was closed. Because we have to work on weekends, we will not be able to visit this place until next year when on vacation. Please, please open for tours at least one weekday in a month.

What a beautiful experience! The tour was holiday themed. The tour guides shared stories of where different Christmas traditions came from. It was very interesting! Cant wait to go back to see and learn more about the history. One tip... Get there early! Parking can be a big a problem. After driving around, I got lucky. My friends drive around for quite a while not finding anything. I asked if they offer refunds. I wish I got the ladys name, but one of the tour guides offered for them to park behind her car. Behind the house, there was space for her to move her car forward and they parked behind her. I highly recommend the tour of this beautifully preserved 1906 home. All the furnishings are original. Go and learn a lil bit about the beginnings of Long Beach, the home and Christmas traditions.

I played the guitar with my son.so many years, Christmas time, fire department brings ice machine.for Santa Claus pictures

Never been inside but love the look of the place... I wonder if its haunted

Was a very beautiful house to learn about.

I loved this house because on halloween they do a hounted house with that and its right in front of DRAKE PARK

While the Bembridge House does not do any type of Halloween event they are a fantastic treat during Christmas. The Bembridge House Victorian Christmas is an annual tradition we look forward to every year.

Creepy house for homeless ppl

Beautiful on the outside. Would love to see inside.

I just spent a few weekends there filming. Amazing to really take it in.

Spectacular in the very way!

I visited only the gardens.

It is a must see

Spectacular Home

Relaxing place

I loved this house.