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Stan Hywet Hall
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Uploaded: 11/23/16 12:46 AM GMT
Stan Hywet Hall
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Akron, Ohio, USA. Viewed from one of the gardens, the large house was built by F.A. Sieberling, co-founder of Goodyear. Much too large, even by today's McMansion standards, it is maintained as a wedding / event venue.
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::tigger3
11/23/16 12:55 AM GMT
It sure is massive, what a lovely garden area, well taken my friend. tigs=^..^=
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---Much too large, even by today's McMansion standards---
I was smiling because of your narrative, Thad. I don't know whether the initial owner was married or or not, but in the first case think his wife wasn't involved with house keeping business, ☺
Good capture of this impressive mansion with its garden, my friend.
I was smiling because of your narrative, Thad. I don't know whether the initial owner was married or or not, but in the first case think his wife wasn't involved with house keeping business, ☺
Good capture of this impressive mansion with its garden, my friend.
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Outstanding capture of this gorgeous location. A lovely garden and would make a wonderful place for a wedding
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This would make a lovely spot for a wedding Thad but agree way too large for a house.
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The gardens look well-cared for and quaint and would make a lovely wedding venue.
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An impressive house and great capture, Thad. Good composition of the scene with great colours and lighting.
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