Victorian Splender
Sep 11, 2013 23:18:34 #
VERY cool place - -
From the outside shot - appears to be relatively current construction though - -
Just for grins - when was it built ??
From the outside shot - appears to be relatively current construction though - -
Just for grins - when was it built ??
Sep 12, 2013 06:57:48 #
Sep 12, 2013 10:17:56 #
Another interior shot beautifully executed. You have a knack for these types of settings. ;-)
Sep 12, 2013 10:55:15 #
Pretty shots but you need to level your camera, you're leaning a bit to the left in both shotsÂ…use a tripod if you can, it will make a nice improvement to some already lovely images.
Sep 12, 2013 22:05:21 #
just pictures wrote:
Interior shot of a friend's Victorian home
Beautiful shots. Reminds me of the old Victorian houses in the Napa Valley CA. Well done.
Sep 12, 2013 23:00:19 #
just pictures wrote:
Interior shot of a friend's Victorian home
I love this era of time. Beautiful room and beautifully photographed. Well done! :thumbup:
Sep 12, 2013 23:32:52 #
just pictures wrote:
Just: what a FABULOUS place - - can't believe how well it's been kept up and/or restored.It was built in 1898.Here's a shot of the dining room.
I went to an overnight 'mystery dinner' at a similar house - converted to a B&B in Guthrie, OK - - just a NEAT experience :-D
Bedchambers
Library
Breakfast
Sep 13, 2013 06:58:13 #
That looks like a beautiful home and it's close ,I might check it out.Looks like it has it's share of turrets, the Victorians loved their turrets.I'm attaching some shots of some of the Victorians here in Little Rock.The first one is a B&B the other two are private residences.We have a large number of them in Little Rock.
Empress of Little Rock B&B
Sep 13, 2013 10:48:58 #
Both of these homes have Queen Anne Towers. Towers go the full length of the building and over the roof top. Turrets start somewhere near the middle of the building and go over the roof top. They both generally are at the corner of a building like those in the photos. However, in Victorian Cape May, we have a turret that's actually in the middle of the building starting at the 2nd floor and of course going over the roof top.
Sep 13, 2013 13:21:47 #
0627ramram32
Loc: Orange County, CA, USA
Gorgeous, and VNice shot of it. I'll bet I know the street (though I forget its name): it ends at a gated road leading to the Gov's mansion?
Sep 14, 2013 22:22:32 #
just pictures wrote:
WOW !! Yours, on the outside, look to be in much better shape than the one in Guthrie OK :!: :!:That looks like a beautiful home and it's close ,I might check it out.Looks like it has it's share of turrets, the Victorians loved their turrets.
Larger and more expansive as well. Here's the outside of the one in Guthrie - -
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But - - there's this historically restored place in Galveston TX - - That one is worth a visit
Stone Lion Inn - Guthrie OK
Bishops Palace - Galveston, TX
Inside Bishops Palace
Up to the Second Floor
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