Carson's Mansion Eureka,CA by Richardphotos
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the real deal. it is a private club with no trespassing
Comments (20)
take notice in front of the entry. there is an illusion that the shrubbery is on a concrete table with one support under it . I just noticed it
beautiful building - would love to see the floor plans
Cool building with super architecture. Nice clear capture.
This is such a great capture of this magnificent building. The interior must be quite something to behold. I don't see that "illusion" you are talking about ??
That's a gorgeous building.
This used to be a men's only club, but that's changed over the years. It's quite imposing----a lumber baron's gift to himself, built by Chinese laborers.
Cool building with super architecture,excellent shot,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful photo
Beautiful!
It's very beautiful and very nice!
Freaky and awesome looking abode. Logo kinda cheapens it but like you said, it's a club.
Very nice shot of this historic house. Interesting illusion you pointed out too. Oddly, your thumbnail displays sideways...
Gorgeous architecture and wow a really stunning shot!
A trick of camera angle....awesome building. Got a few bucks to spare?
beautiful capture
Wonderful photo of this old structure! Great looking building! Yes! Very cool optical illusion you captured here!
I thought it was Eureka in Nevada. I see Antony Perkins in the house.
Gorgeous building and architecture .
The hedge does appear to be growing on the concrete table.
I was getting ready to say "holy cow… You just blew this one right off the map…" LOL What a wonderful and detailed photo of the real deal, Richard! It really gives you a great reference point for the CG model.