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What's Eating Gilbert Grape? Lasse Hallström. 1993 Water Tower W Parsons St & S Lexington St, Manor, TX 78653 See in map See in imdb

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Classic Digital Photography®, LLC- 2 photographers (husband and wife team) established in 2004 with over 12 years of excellence & 400+ events, studio located in Gilbert, on time delivery of images within 10 business days, licensed & insured.

Classic Digital Photography®, LLC- 2 photographers (husband and wife team) established in 2004 with over 12 years of excellence & 400+ events, studio located in Gilbert, on time delivery of images within 10 business days, licensed & insured.

Ukrainian Institute of America (1955) Augustine & Anne van Horne Stuyvesant Mansion (1930) Harry & Elizabeth Sinclair Mansion (1918) Isaac & Mary Fletcher Mansion (1898) French Chateau (1897–98) Architect: C.P.H. Gilbert 2 E. 79th St. Metropolitan Museum District Upper East Side, New York Built for Isaac Dudley Fletcher (1844–1917) and Mary Elizabeth Pickering (1847–1914), married in 1873. He was president of the coal tar distillation firm Page, Kidder & Fletcher Co., which became Barrett Manufacturing Co. in 1896. The mansion and their large art collection were left to the Metropolitan Museum in Fletcher’s will. The Met sold the house the next year to Harry Sinclair. Included in the Fletcher bequest was a painting by Jean-François Raffaëlli called “The Fletcher Mansion, New York City” (1899). The mansion became the home of Henry F. Sinclair (1876–1956) and Elizabeth Farrell (1879–1964) from 1918 to 1930. They had married in 1904. He founded Sinclair Oil (1916) and was involved in the Teapot Dome scandal (1922). Sinclair was imprisoned in 1929 and sold the mansion upon his release in 1930. The house was bought by Augustus van Horne Stuyvesant (1870–1953) and his sister Anne (1872–1938), the last direct descendants of Peter Stuyvesant. They lived out their lives here as recluses. Home of the Ukrainian Institute of America since 1955. © Matthew X. Kiernan NYBAI10-3863

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Located at 2 East 79th Street, the Fletcher-Sinclair mansion was built in 1897 by famed architect C.P.H. Gilbert in the French Gothic style. Today it houses the Ukrainian Institute of America.

The Frank H. Davis estate designed by C.P.H. Gilbert c. 1900 in Elizabeth, New Jersey . The article these photos come from give no oth...

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C. P. H. Gilbert's Fletcher Residence on Fifth Avenue, New York City

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The Tack Room is a unique cellar-type bar located in the Manor House, offering the finest whiskey collection and selection of bespoke cocktails. Visit us today!

Classic Digital Photography®, LLC- 2 photographers (husband and wife team) established in 2004 with over 12 years of excellence & 400+ events, studio located in Gilbert, on time delivery of images within 10 business days, licensed & insured.

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Classic Digital Photography®, LLC- 2 photographers (husband and wife team) established in 2004 with over 12 years of excellence & 400+ events, studio located in Gilbert, on time delivery of images within 10 business days, licensed & insured.

Did you know you can take a Highclere Castle tour - the real life Downton Abbey? A behind the scenes look at this magnificient home and its many secrets.

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Grim's Dyke, Harrow Weald, London, 1872. By Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912). For Frederick Goodall, artist (1822-1904). Later the home of WS Gilbert (1835-1911), writer & librettist, from 1890 to 1911. Grade ll* listed.