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English: Built 1859. Architectural and historical interest: formerly widely known for its art treasures and paintings. Much of the materials were imported form Switzerland. Elegant in design. Handcarved-plaster ceilings. Has 8 marble fireplaces. Outside structure is plaster over brick. Carved rosewood interior, high ceilings, and tall wall mirrors. Styled more after the manner of the times of the South, when wealth and elegance showed in the homes. |
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| Author | Jim Evans |
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| current | 02:50, 21 July 2020 | | 4,514 × 3,438 (5.07 MB) | Jim Evans | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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