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Current Exterior Images

Wide view of the front elevation of Horace Trumbauer's Lynnewood Hall with a deep blue sky and an expanse of brown grass in front of the building, a rising moon is visible on the right side of the image.

Perspective view of the front and east elevation of Lynnewood Hall, the setting sun making the limestone building glow. The foreground is brownish-green grass and the sky is blue and cloudless behind the house.

An evening view of the central section of the Lynnewood Hall with the columns and pediment illuminated by interior lights. The sky is dark grey-blue and a few stars are visible.

Detail view of Corinthian columns at the front of Lynnewood Hall, taken from the second floor of the interior. Beyond the columns is a wide expanse of green grass and many trees, the sky is light blue and cloudy.

View of front elevation of Lynnewood Hall at early sunset. The stone facade is reflecting the golden sun. In the foreground is tall brown grass and the sky is bright blue.

View of Lynnewood Hall's front portico and columns. The detailed pediment with multiple human figures is atop tall Corinthian columns. The foreground is bright green grass and the sky is soft blue with a few clouds.

Perspective view of Lynnewood Lodge, a smaller building on the estate's property. This two story building is on the west end of the property.

A wintertime view of the natural rockery on the east side of the Widener's Lynnewood Hall estate. The rockery once had a walking path set among trees.

The Widener estate's main driveway to Lynnewood Hall crossed a small stone arch bridge. This image shows the stone walls partially covered in ivy, and the setting sun is visible in the background.

Current Interior Images

Great Hall at Lynnewood Hall, looking down the enfilade westward, two story room with columns, checkered floor, and decorative ceiling, French Neo Classical Revival style.

Reception room at Lynnewood Hall with windows open and light filling the room. At the far end, a marble fireplace and large mirror reflect light. Louis XV in style with beautiful dark oak paneled walls shrouded in gilding.

Lynnewood Hall Governess Suite, Louis XVI in style with delicate powder blue walls.

Lynnewood Hall Billiards Room, English styled room with dark walnut wood finishes and beautiful coffered ceiling.

Lynnewood Hall Ballroom, large French influenced room used for gatherings and celebration with the ability to hold 1000 guests. Ceiling is high style, featuring faces and figures with rich gilding and dark oak paneled walls.

Lynnewood Hall Smoking Room, with richly dark paneled oak walls intricately carved, the room was originally used for after dinner libations and cigars while in the company of guests and conversation.

Lynnewood Hall Chamber C Bathroom, stunning purple and white veined marble sink with gold plated fixtures used by guests of the Widener Family.

Lynnewood Hall Reception Room Ceiling, gorgeous dark oak paneled walls showing intricate gilded details on wall and ceiling.

Lynnewood Hall Bedroom of Joseph Early Widener, with quarter sawn tiger oak paneled walls with rich warm hues and Egg and Dart and dentil mouldings.

Lynnewood Hall Great Hall, stunning archway opens up to two story entry court made of Caen stone and marble.

Lynnewood Hall Governess Room, beautiful Louis XVI style bedroom with powder blue walls and warm light coming through the large north facing windows.

Bedroom of George and Eleanor Widener in Lynnewood Hall, stunning all white Louis XV style bedroom featuring gorgeous white marble mantel, mirrored door panels skirt the bedroom.

Bedroom of George and Eleanor Widener in Lynnewood Hall, stunning all white Louis XV style bedroom featuring gorgeous white marble mantel, mirrored door panels skirt the bedroom.

Lynnewood Hall East Hall Looking into Reception, sourthward view looking through a pair of mirrored doors into the warm and richly gilded Reception Room.

Lynnewood Hall Reception Detail, elaborate gilding frames mirror reflecting back a view of the Reception Room.

Lynnewood Hall Chamber C Bathroom, warm southward light illuminates the white and amethyst Louis XVI style bathroom.

Boudoir of Eleanor Elkins Widener in Lynnewood Hall, Louis XV style bedroom with parquet floors and mirror paneled doors skirting the room.

Lynnewood Hall Billiards Room Looking into Library, rich dark black walnut wood trims and builtins done in the English style forms a view from the Billiards Room into the Library.

Lynnewood Hall Billiards Room, rich dark black walnut wood trims and builtins done in the English style featuring heavily carved doors in the background contained what appear to be stylized serpents or dragons.

Lynnewood Hall Bathroom for Chamber C, white and amethyst Louis XVI style bathroom bathed in mid afternoon light through the south facing windows.

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