The Pink Lady by photosynthesis
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Description
This house is located right across the street from the Carson mansion in Eureka.
From Wikipedia:
"This ornate Queen Anne Victorian at 2nd and M Streets, Eureka, California was built as a wedding gift for J. Milton Carson by his father William Carson. Locally known as "the Pink Lady" it is across the street from the Carson Mansion. After Milton Carson sold the house, it ended up in the ownership of two sisters in Germany, was seized by the U.S. Government as Nazi property in 1942, sold at public auction in 1951 to television actor Lloyd Bridges's father. The next owner restored the property which is a contributing property to the Old Town Eureka Historic District."
The house is now available for rentals. Here is the listing, which includes many photos of the interior.
Comments (13)
Wow, that's a cool house! The sky is a great background!
Very nice capture.
Interesting building, awesome angle of view!
fabulous history of this beautiful building
Thanks for the link! :)
Wonderful shot of the intricate details of this beautiful houae
a capture like right out of a fairy tale book! delightful architecture against this wonderful sky 😃
Wonderful capture my friend. God bless.
A terrific POV ! Pink Lady is the name of my favourite variety of eating apples!
Wonderful architecture for sure love it :)
I read the sign also and took pictures of it thinking how difficult it would be to paint such a home.
I like how you highlighted one area of the home
beautiful
a big collision of lines and forms and hues, a shot of the dynamic speech of architectural forms (in this case, that famous crowded, multi patterned Queen Anne, with its many forms of shingles, and numerous---and differently---painted cornices, and so on). You got the collision of them all. And the clouds rush in to crash into the tower, making it a big radiating center. Vital work with this already dramatic angle...Claude I'm at 45 minutes, and though I only did 9 shots, I gave my all to them to make up for the number. I must move onto other galleries. Your gothic sky in the Carson Mansion (before this) eminently suits the style of the home. Could work in "Old Dark House". Fine work with this wonderfully electric style...