Pink Lady by wysiwig
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Description
When you are a rich lumber baron what do you get for your son’s wedding? How about something made of wood. When his son Milton married in 1889, William Carson built this beautiful Queen Anne house for him across the street from his own mansion. It is known as the Pink Lady.
Comments (15)
Wow ... talk about over the top! What fabulous details! Excellent presentation, my friend.
Fantastic detail
I'd take it:) What a fabulous place. Nice collage providing multiple views...just up my alley.
Almost like in a hut ... poor !!!!! Come si usa dire : fa chi può !!! As they say: he who can! Wonderful capture and details !!
Beautiful. I wonder if the stained glass was there originally or is an add on. Great presentation. :)
And the craftmanship that you had to have available ...
WONDERFUL! I didn't realise they were timber till you told us.
Super shot! Imagine this.: O.k. Dad, Im getting married, I need to find my own way in life, get out in the world, be my own man. And he gets a house built for him ACCROSS THE ROAD!!!!!!!!!!!
ooooooo pls build me one ty
excelent info and great presentation,i like the mood and design of collage , many thanks for your comments
EXCELLENT!
Fantastic collage and interesting information
Love all the little do-dads. I can't help but wish this was still the style of craftsmenship alive today. Very lovely shot, you really show off the great details. Beautiful.
Great collage. They just don't build them like they used to
GRACEFUL BUILDING!