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It was built to be a paradise. It became a tomb.
Lynnewood Hall is the last American Versailles—a 110-room palace that rivals the White House in scale and once held a private art collection larger than the Louvre. Built by the ruthless industrialist Peter A.B. Widener, it was meant to establish a dynasty that would last for centuries.
But destiny had other plans.
On April 14, 1912, the heir to the estate, George Widener, and his son Harry boarded the RMS Titanic. They never returned. In a single night, the family lost its future, and the house began a slow, agonizing death spiral that would last for 100 years.
From the golden age of high society to the "saddest auction in history," this is the complete story of how one of America’s greatest estates turned into a rotting concrete shell.


In this documentary, we uncover:

The "Ego" behind the $55 million construction (adjusted for inflation: $300M).

The terrifying details of the Widener family's final dinner on the Titanic.

The ruthless 1944 auction where the house was "harvested" for parts.

The modern-day struggle to save the corpse of a giant.

This isn't just a story about a house. It's a warning: Wealth can buy gilding, but it cannot buy time.


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