Los Angeles is already madly in love with the Hollyhock House, Frank Lloyd Wright's first Los Angeles house, a prototype for California Modernism, and a pretty magical hilltop spread with beautiful views of Griffith Observatory and Hollywood. After a five-year restoration, the city-owned house reopened Friday afternoon for a full 24 hours of tours, as Friday the 13 turned into Valentine's Day, and "as many as a thousand people at a time" lined up to get inside, reports the LA Times. The line started forming around 2 pm, hours before opening, and stayed long all night, with crowds coming through even in the small hours (and everyone allowed to take pictures just this once). Here's a look at all those devotees, in roughly chronological order, and you can take our virtual tour of the early-1920s Hollyhock right over here. The house will be open Thursdays through Sundays from 11 am to 4 pm from now on, with a $7 fee for adults.

About that 400-plus person deep line for the #HollyhockHouse tour, doe. #WrightAtNight #easthollywood A photo posted by Matt Sanderson (@mattysandz) on Feb 15, 2015 at 5:11pm PST

A small segment of the line for #HollyhockHouse @barnsdall. Shoulda brought a picnic basket. pic.twitter.com/aEdSKzqLc0 — Keisuke! (@KeisukeHoashi) February 14, 2015

We got lucky cause the line is out of control. #hollyhock #barnsdall A photo posted by Ja Mie (@jamiekkest) on Feb 13, 2015 at 10:15pm PST

Was going to visit the #hollyhock house but the 2 hr line made me say no. My office overlooks the house so I figure I can come back later... A photo posted by Joseph Wu (@leroymusigny) on Feb 13, 2015 at 9:05pm PST

The line to get into the Hollyhock House post-renovation. Thousands of Blade Runner fans can't be wrong! pic.twitter.com/3g4BMVoiNX — Priscilla Spencer (@priscellie) February 14, 2015

This line is all about me & getting away from it! Hollyhock House pic.twitter.com/uh08Q5QVLx — Kris Jones (@joneskzero) February 14, 2015

The wait at Hollyhock House is over 2 hours. To stick it out or not to stick it out? Its after 1am. #wrightatnight pic.twitter.com/TFuIpVjWTw — Vitagraph Films (@VitagraphFilms) February 14, 2015

3a line to get into the Re-opening of Hollyhock House @barnsdall #WrightAtNight pic.twitter.com/WbhQzbeJzS — Jenn Wong (@wayofthewong) February 14, 2015

Line to see the #HollyhockHouse at 8:30am. Crazy. I thought I'd run here, walk right in. Angelenos ❤️#architecture pic.twitter.com/H5pfmaXnkm — Jazmin Ortega (@Jazmin_Ortega) February 14, 2015



· A Full Tour Through Frank Lloyd Wright's First LA House, Restored to Its 1920s Beauty [Curbed LA]