richard morris hunt built the breakers mansion in newport rhode island.
richard morris hunt built the breakers mansion in newport rhode island.
who built the breakers mansion in newport rhode island?
richard morris hunt
bullet::::- william borden house, chicago, illinois (1884–1889), demolished.









































bullet::::- archibald rogers estate, hyde park, new york (1886–1889).









































bullet::::- william kissam vanderbilt house, "marble house", newport, rhode island (1888–1892).









































bullet::::- j.r. busk house, "indian springs", currently known as "wrentham house", newport, rhode island (1889–1892).









































bullet::::- ogden goelet house, "ochre court", newport, rhode island (1888–1893).









































bullet::::- dorsheimer-busk house, newport, rhode island (1890–1893).









































bullet::::- oliver belmont house, "belcourt", newport, rhode island (1891–1894).









































bullet::::- john jacob astor iv house, fifth avenue, new york city, (1891–1895), demolished 1926.









































bullet::::- george washington vanderbilt house, "biltmore estate", asheville, north carolina (1890–1895), the largest private house in america.
richard morris hunt
bullet::::- beechwood: a mansion and the former residence of caroline astor in newport, rhode island









































bullet::::- belcourt castle: the summer mansion of oliver belmont, american banking heir









































bullet::::- blithewold: an 1896 waterfront mansion and gardens in bristol, rhode island









































bullet::::- the breakers: newport, one of the most ambitious residences of the gilded age and an architectural landmark









































bullet::::- carey mansion: a châteauesque mansion and the residence of liquor millionaire edson bradley in newport, rhode island









































bullet::::- chateau-sur-mer: a french villa and the former residence of william shepard wetmore in newport, rhode island
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