Скачать или смотреть The Dark Truth Behind America's Last Versailles | Lynnewood Hall's Tragic Story

Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. 1899. A limestone palace rises from 33 acres of manicured grounds—110 rooms, walls lined with Rembrandts and Raphaels, fountains sculpted by French masters. Beautiful? Yes. But behind the bronze doors and marble halls lies a story darker than any ghost tale: the Titanic, a family shattered, and the question that haunts every Gilded Age mansion... who really paid the price?
This is Lynnewood Hall. Not just a house. A monument to the American Dream—and its cost.
🕰️ CHAPTERS:
00:00 - The Palace That Refused to Die
02:18 - The Butcher's Son Who Built an Empire
11:38 - 110 Rooms, 2 Years, Zero Expense Spared
22:29 - The Art Collection That Rivaled European Royalty
33:20 - April 14th, 1912: The Night Everything Changed
43:55 - A Father's Grief, A Fortune's Weight
55:51 - The Great Depression vs. The Last Versailles
1:10:37 - When Masterpieces Went to War
1:23:34 - The Slow Death of American Treasure Houses
1:35:53 - Abandoned Grandeur: What Remains Today
1:48:13 - The Real Price of Beauty
2:00:13 - Now a days
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📚 SOURCES & RESEARCH:

"Without Drums" by Peter A.B. Widener II
Athenaeum of Philadelphia Archives
Winterthur Museum Collections
National Gallery of Art Records
Contemporary newspaper accounts (1899-1943)

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