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Nemours
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View of Nemours, one of the palatial estates of the Alfred I. du Pont (1864-1935) family built between 1909-1910 by Smyth and Son. Side lawn paths frame a center lawn lined with stone flower urns on both sides. A series of stone steps, broken up by the lawn, lead up to the mansion.
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Nemours
View of Nemours, one of the palatial estates of the Alfred I. du Pont (1864-1935) family built between 1909-1910 by Smyth and Son. A staircase leads through a garden, lined with flower vases. A co...
Workers' Unity House Library
View across lawn and path lined with stones toward the library, a detached octagonal structure with windows on all sides. Shrubs and flowers surround the library, with trees in the background.
Shore at Walhall Estate
View from the terrace at the Walhall Estate. The shoreline can be seen past a stone fence and the lawn.
Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis Motherhouse
View of the motherhouse at the Sisters of St. Joseph convent in Stevens Point. A path leads to brick convent buildings across a lawn with trees, shrubs, and flowers.
Garden at the Walhall Estate
View of an elaborate garden with a fountain and sculpture at the Walhall Estate.
Ash Lawn
Exterior of Ash Lawn, the official residence of James Monroe during the years 1799-1823. View features the overseer's cottage with an old stone chimney.
