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See the inside of the Batcheller Mansion Inn

History of the Batcheller Mansion Saratoga Inn The Batcheller Mansion Inn, a stately and renowned Saratoga Inn, has a notable history. One of the outstanding landmarks of Saratoga Springs, it is an architectural pastiche of High Victorian Eclecticism combining French Renaissance Revival, Italianate and Egyptian influences. It is crowned by ...

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See How America’s Historic Homes Celebrate the Holidays

While some homes now have lights controlled by iPhones and presents may be delivered by drone in the not so distant future, there are still places where Christmas is an old-fashioned affair. In the new book Christmas at America’s Landmark Houses (Schiffer Publishing, $45), designer Patricia Hart McMillan and architect ...

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See the inside of the Dudley Williams House

The house was constructed in 1885 by Dudley and Melinza Williams. Dudley was a lumberman at the time and the quality of the woodwork throughout the house is a testimony to his profession. The house is known locally as the Baird Mansion, named for the family that owned and lived ...

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See the inside of the Wedding Cake House

Once called the “most photographed house in the state” of Maine, the Wedding Cake House, known formally as the George W. Bourne House, is a historic house located at 104 Summer Street in Kennebunk, Maine. The home was built in 1825 by shipbuilder George W. Bourne (1801–1856), who later built ...

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10 Amazing Historic Houses in USA

Before and After of the Laurietta House built in 1825 in Mississippi. When high school sweethearts Maria Teresa “Tere” and William “Mac” Thomas, married for 39 years, began searching for a getaway near their hometown of New Iberia, Louisiana, Mac, an oil executive, had a hunting camp in mind. After ...

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See the inside of the Roseland Cottage

If Henry Bowen had a carriage accident in New York, you read about it in the Los Angeles Times. Born into modest circumstances in Woodstock, Connecticut, in 1813, he became one of the celebrity one-percenters of his day: a businessman, publisher, insurance company founder and kingmaker whose life personified the ...

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Holsey Gates House built in 1892 in Bedford

he 1894 Gates Handyside House was completed in 1893. The lovely Queen Anne style home is a private residence and is still occupied by a descendent of the original family. The Gates family were prominent business owners in early Bedford with a mill nearby at the Great Falls of Tinker’s ...

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