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Graceland is a Colonial Revival style mansion built in 1939 and the home of rock musician Elvis Presley from 1957 to 1977. It is situated on a 13.8 acre estate in Memphis Tennessee. Memphis is a city in the southwest part Tennessee situated along the Mississippi River. Print Size 13x19 inches.

Virginia House

 

Virginia House was formerly an English manor house that was relocated to Richmond in 1925. The home is now owned and operated by the Virginia Historical Society.

 

Virginia House was completed a few months before the stock market crash of 1929. Designed by Alexander and Virginia Weddell, the home is situated on a hillside overlooking the historic James River and was constructed from the materials of a sixteenth century English manor house. Although Virginia House was a blend of three romantic English Tudor designs, it was for its time a thoroughly modern home complete with seven full baths, central heat, modern kitchen, and commodious closets.

 

Mrs. Weddell's appreciation of style is evident as the visitor moves through rooms decorated with English and Spanish antiques, silk draperies, Oriental carpets, and fine silver and china. The nearly eight acres of gardens and grounds that Virginia House rests on were designed by Charles Gillette and provide a rich backdrop to the house throughout the year. The house has been preserved much as it was when the Weddells resided there.

 

Source: www.vahistorical.org/your-visit/virginia-house

  

Origins of Virginia House

 

The Priory of the Augustinian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem was established by Henry de Newburgh, first earl of Warwick, in 1109. The building that housed the order was completed sometime around 1119. Warwick was the seat of all the Holy Sepulcher houses in Britain and enjoyed a golden age for close to a century.

 

When Henry VIII broke from the Catholic Church in 1536, he confiscated the priory at Warwick. The hundreds of monasteries and nunneries that were closed throughout Britain in the sixteenth century were sold to the king's favorites. The first owner of the priory was Thomas Hawkins, alias Fisher, a fishmonger, who acquired the building and lands during the short reign of Edward VI. Fisher later purchased much of the land surrounding the priory and eventually dismantled most of the monastic buildings and built a house he called "Hawk's Nest," set in a landscaped park. It was at his Tudor manor house that Fisher entertained the newly crowned Elizabeth I. The curvilinear Dutch gables were added to the front façade around 1620, during the reign of James I. The fortunes of the priory at Warwick rose and fell with its subsequent owners, among whom were Henry Wise, royal gardener to Queen Anne, who acquired the house in 1709. The Lloyd banking family bought the priory in the mid-nineteenth century but were forced to sell it in the early part of the twentieth century.

 

In 1925, Alexander and Virginia Weddell bought the priory at a demolition sale. The Weddells had the house dismantled and rebuilt part of it in Richmond, Virginia, where they hoped the west wing would serve as a museum for the Virginia Historical Society. They planned that the remainder of the house would one day serve as the society's headquarters. With these plans in mind, in 1929 the Weddells deeded Virginia House to the VHS and maintained a lifetime tenancy for themselves.

 

Packing and shipping

 

The company that was to demolish the priory felt the stones would crumble in the process, so they decided to make a small explosion in the middle of the building and send only those stones that survived the blast to America. To their amazement, most of the stones fell intact. The more fragile ornaments were packed in boxes with sand to cushion them. The ship bringing the stones to America had to turn back to port as it was taking on water. Consequently, when the stones arrived in Richmond they were soaked in seawater and had to be washed and dried. The first group of stones arrived in Richmond in the spring of 1926. The stones were stored and sorted in a barn on the corner of Massie and Canterbury roads in Windsor Farms over a period of six months.

 

Construction and design

 

The west wing of the house is, on the exterior, a replica of Sulgrave Manor, a submanorial house in Northamptonshire, England, belonging at one time to Lawrence Washington, an ancestor of America's first president, George Washington. The center section of the house is a reproduction of the priory in Warwickshire, England. This priory section exhibits the curvilinear gables that the English adopted from the Low Countries in the early seventeenth century. The strapwork design seen on the parapets and on the exterior and interior balustrades was also imported from the Low Countries. Wormleighton Manor, a Spencer-Churchill family estate in England, was the model for the east wing. The architect of Virginia House was Henry Grant Morse, who was primarily a designer of public buildings. Morse traveled in the English countryside with Mr. and Mrs. Weddell as they looked for a model for the house they hoped to build in Windsor Farms.

 

William Lawrence Bottomley designed the loggia, incorporating columns imported from Spain on the south side. The painted ceiling in the loggia came in part from a sixteenth-century house that once stood on the site of Knole in England. A frieze of old tiles on the walls of the loggia illustrates the early use of gunpowder. The roof of the loggia is a belvedere from which the visitor can have a view of the gardens of Virginia House and the historic James River beyond. Beyond the loggia, the east wall of the west wing bears mason's marks from various periods, some surviving perhaps from the original priory. A porch, built after the completion of the main house, extends from Mrs. Weddell's bedroom. Mrs. Weddell would retreat to her porch on hot summer nights to catch the breezes from the river and, in the morning, she and Mr. Weddell would have breakfast served to them there.

 

House museum

 

Virginia House was completed in 1928, and in 1929 it was presented to the Virginia Historical Society with the Weddells retaining lifetime tenancy. Virginia House became the sole responsibility of the VHS in 1948 after Ambassador and Mrs. Weddell, and Mrs. Weddell's personal maid Violet Andrews, were killed in a train crash on New Year's Day.

 

Today Virginia House is owned and operated by the Virginia Historical Society. The museum and gardens are open by appointment only. The site is also available for meetings and special events.

 

Source: www.vahistorical.org/your-visit/virginia-house/house

One of the suggested assignments for the 365 Group was to post a video with narration so that other group members could hear each other's voices. I have a great respect for people who regularly post videos. It's hard work ! I wasted about an hour trying to make a video at my desk with the camera tethered to the laptop. Couldn't get the timing, the lighting or the script right.

 

Then I decided to do a video tour of my home, since a person's home says a lot about who they are. The first version was 5'40" - way too long for flickr's 90 second limit. About 6 takes later, I finally came in at exactly 90 seconds ! I know that you can edit videos in Adobe CS6, but I haven't gotten to that chapter in the book yet - it's way at the end.

 

The video is handheld and jerky - I hope it doesn't give you motion sickness :)

 

I was going to post another still photo of the day, but this took so long I've run out of time and energy to do it. I sound a bit breathless. I recorded numerous videos, running upstairs to upload each one, play it back, decide it was too long, delete, downstairs, start all over again, keep moving, talk fast... I have decided that I really need to learn how to edit video so that short clips can be merged rather than trying for a continuous cut.

  

Formal dining area in the 2008 Lake County YMCA Dream ("Green") Home.

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Tallahassee Discount Furniture , your local LDF Distributor offers huge discounts because they take advantage of our collective buying power and cut operating expenses. Large Retail Spaces, Displays, & Advertising typically account for 50% of the total furniture price. Tallahassee Discount Furniture cuts these expenses as much as possible to pass the savings to you which helps us beat our competitors prices almost every time! LDF reduces these expenses by having a large network of small stores and distributors in retail, warehouse, & sometimes even storage warehouses with extremely low overhead.

 

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Dancing to song "Low" by Flo-rida

 

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An elegant formal dining room decorated for the holiday season.

 

Copyright 2009, Amy Strycula

 

www.amystrycula.com

Tallahassee Discount Furniture

2415 North Monroe Street #540

Tallahassee

Florida, 32303

(850) 567-7283

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Unsure if buying furniture online is the best option for you? Afraid to trust an online company because they don't have any physical locations or anyone you can contact directly? Well, Local Discount Furniture has solved this problem and searching for furniture at a price you can afford just got easier. Local Discount furniture has a large selection of quality furniture available online for quick delivery to your home at bargain prices. We also have small distribution storage units, warehouses, and retail locations throughout the US. Buy discount furniture online or from one of our local furniture stores or distribution warehouses where you can view select displays before you buy.

 

Tallahassee Discount Furniture , your local LDF Distributor offers huge discounts because they take advantage of our collective buying power and cut operating expenses. Large Retail Spaces, Displays, & Advertising typically account for 50% of the total furniture price. Tallahassee Discount Furniture cuts these expenses as much as possible to pass the savings to you which helps us beat our competitors prices almost every time! LDF reduces these expenses by having a large network of small stores and distributors in retail, warehouse, & sometimes even storage warehouses with extremely low overhead.

 

We have it all: Mattresses, Beds, Bedroom Sets, Living room Sets, Sofas, Futons, Futon Covers, Dining Room Sets, Tables , Chairs, Kitchenette Tables & Chairs, Kids Furniture, Accent Chairs, Accessories, Otomans, Home Entertainment Centers, Home Theater Seating, Home Office Furniture, Desks, Chairs, Lamps

 

Working Hours:Mon - Fri 1 pm - 6 pm / Sat 11 am - 6 pm /Sun 1 pm - 5 pm

Payments Accepted:Cash, Visa, Master Card, Discover, American Express, Paypal, 6 Months No Interest Financing

Opened Since:2007

The formal dining room was exquisitely and elegantly decorated for the holidays with a reindeer in black tie attire accompanied with beautiful live piano music...took this photo this weekend at Filoli's Holiday Traditions...

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Formal Dining Room looking into entryway

  

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Luxury Mediterranean custom home.

Designed by Dan Sater.

Formal dining room.

 

Visit the website to get more information.

 

The Sater Group, Inc.

The State Reception Room inside the Utah State Capitol Building nicknamed the "Gold Room" for its lavish furnishings

The table stands as Captain Kristofferson walks to the captain's table aboard the Mariner of the Seas.

Formal Dining Room

  

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design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

Dining room - could seat 22.

 

St. Paul, Minnesota. Built in 1891 as the home of James P. Hill, railroad tycoon, on the highest hill in St. Paul at a cost of nearly $1,000,000 (when that actually meant something).

This dining room is in one of the homes out of several we visited in Fort Worth's 2008 Kaleidescope of Homes. Each one was approximately 9,000 sq. ft. They were huge and fully furnished.

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by maggie yackel of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

Venetian plastered walls in dining room, Tampa, FL

Customer owns a Stickley Brand Formal Dining Room Table and Chairs. The customer requested a custom designed granite top china buffet to complete their formal dining room set.

To the right of the foyer is the elegant dining room embellished with a gorgeous chandelier, crown molding and gleaming hardwood floors.

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

Tallahassee Discount Furniture

2415 North Monroe Street #540

Tallahassee

Florida, 32303

(850) 567-7283

tallahassee.localdiscountfurniture.com/stores/tallahassee

 

Unsure if buying furniture online is the best option for you? Afraid to trust an online company because they don't have any physical locations or anyone you can contact directly? Well, Local Discount Furniture has solved this problem and searching for furniture at a price you can afford just got easier. Local Discount furniture has a large selection of quality furniture available online for quick delivery to your home at bargain prices. We also have small distribution storage units, warehouses, and retail locations throughout the US. Buy discount furniture online or from one of our local furniture stores or distribution warehouses where you can view select displays before you buy.

 

Tallahassee Discount Furniture , your local LDF Distributor offers huge discounts because they take advantage of our collective buying power and cut operating expenses. Large Retail Spaces, Displays, & Advertising typically account for 50% of the total furniture price. Tallahassee Discount Furniture cuts these expenses as much as possible to pass the savings to you which helps us beat our competitors prices almost every time! LDF reduces these expenses by having a large network of small stores and distributors in retail, warehouse, & sometimes even storage warehouses with extremely low overhead.

 

We have it all: Mattresses, Beds, Bedroom Sets, Living room Sets, Sofas, Futons, Futon Covers, Dining Room Sets, Tables , Chairs, Kitchenette Tables & Chairs, Kids Furniture, Accent Chairs, Accessories, Otomans, Home Entertainment Centers, Home Theater Seating, Home Office Furniture, Desks, Chairs, Lamps

 

Working Hours:Mon - Fri 1 pm - 6 pm / Sat 11 am - 6 pm /Sun 1 pm - 5 pm

Payments Accepted:Cash, Visa, Master Card, Discover, American Express, Paypal, 6 Months No Interest Financing

Opened Since:2007

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

Cherry buffet was crafted to match ebony detail in customer's formal dining room set.

Original First Growth Merritt Island Pine Floors, warm the room, extra light is added through the original French doors leading to the Entry Porch with terra cotta tile and Original Wrought Iron. Sold

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

Venetian plaster dining room in Tampa, FL.

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

design by beth keim of lucy and company; photography by mekenzie loli

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