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A Tudor Revival house, probably circa 1910, with a river stone ground floor exterior, on South Highland Street in West Hartford, Conn. I grew up in a small Cape Cod across the street from this house. By Skip Moskey I grew up in West Hartford, Connecticut, during the 1960s.  We lived in an area of […]

Lansdowne House, by Edith Mary Garner Gilded Age mansions were never designed without regard for their commissioners’ tastes in architecture and interior decoration. Indeed, architects worked closely with their clients to make sure that the finished product met their every whim and expectation. One of the themes I explore in my book Larz and Isabel Anderson: […]

By Skip Moskey The Dining Hall at Biltmore. Why did George Washington Vanderbilt want his dining hall to look like this? What influenced his vision? (Photo, Library of Congress) One of the many things that interests me most about the Gilded Age is understanding what factors influenced the location and design of mansions that helped […]

By Skip Moskey The Levi Z. Leiter House, 1500 New Hampshire Avenue at Dupont Circle, Washington, DC., under construction 1891. The house was torn down in 1947. (Architect: Theophilus P. Chandler, Philadelphia.) When I was writing my book about Larz and Isabel Anderson, I got to know many of the great Gilded Age mansions the […]