Fisher and Sons Funeral Home aka The Auguste Marquis Residence

I am so happy this house is still around! I still watch Six Feet Under all the time, even after so many years, and have always wanted to see the location where it was filmed. This house is just incredible!

Its just a house, but boy! Does this show mean so much to me

Improbable and/​or ironic deaths have been stalking me lately. Vague acquaintances, work colleagues, lost friends, lost loves, lost family — they are all dying around me, often in blackly comic ways. All these wakes and funerals… they are simply exhausting, to both body and the soul.
Fortunately, the Fisher family is still around to usher on the dearly departed with its unique admixture of soothing, gentle care; colorful and welcomely intrusive personal lives; and histrionic emotional meltdowns. Though David can often come across as a bit emotionally constipated; and brother Nate veers willy between towards self-​righteousness and self-​pitying, resulting in him often lashing out at grieving families for their own self-​wallowing; and dippy art-​damaged daughter Claire can often be found crashing funerals in a pot induced stupor; and ghostly, willowy mother Ruth will often drift through with some shrill and confounding non sequitur — we’ve never had anything less than totally pleased with the level and quality of service here.
Recently, they had changed names to Fisher-​Diaz Funeral Home, but I believe Frederico Diaz has since founded his own home on DeLongpre Ave, so its back to Fisher and Sons again.
Also, someone may try to tell you that this place is actually the LA headquarters for Filipino Federation of America. They might be right. Stay off the lawn, don’t bother the residents, and if you’re lucky, like me, you’ll get a picture of a raven perching in one of the upper story windows — extraordinary and improbable, but true nonetheless…