Glen Cove in 1978. The home, which is also known as the Woolworth Estate, was designed in 1916 by architect C. P. H. Gilbert for Frank Winfield Woolworth, reportedly at a cost of $9 million. Parts of the 25,668 square-foot mansion were heavily damaged by fire in January 2015. In 1974, the Careys paid $270,000 to purchase Seaview Terrace, the fifth-largest mansion in Newport built by Howard Greenley for Edson Bradley. They leased the Châteauesque main house, gatehouse and former stables to Salve Regina University, which renamed it the Carey Mansion. On August 31, 2009, Salve Regina University terminated the lease with the Carey family and the Careys' daughter began residing in the mansion. The Syfy network featured the mansion in the first season, second episode of its paranormal reality show Stranded on March 6, 2013. In 1975, when his elder brother Edward was asked during an interview about Martin's interests, he replied offhandedly, "Oh, he's in real estate and maritime transportation and he was making money renting out his house in Newport to make pornographic movies until the newspapers found out and it was stopped." Apparently, after several neighboring estates, including Rosecliff, had been rented for the filming of The Great Gatsby movie, an agent offered Carey a similar deal. He agreed, but the renter turned out to be Gerard Damiano, the adult film director best known for the 1972 cult classic Deep Throat. Damiano filmed The Story of Joanna at the mansion before the Newport News revealed Damiano's credits and the filming ceased. In 1981, Carey purchased Bogheid, the 1938 mansion in Glen Cove that was designed by Delano and Aldrich in the French Manor style for Helen Porter Pryibil, daughter of New York City banker William H. Porter. He renamed the house to Cashelmara and used it as showcase for interior decorators. Later, the residence became vacant and fell into disrepair. The Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities placed it on their list of endangered historic properties in 2010. Personal life On October 10, 1971, Carey was married to Millicent Marie (née Zelenka) Hancock (b. ) at Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in New York City. An alumna of the Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing and Columbia University, where she earned B.S. and M.A. degrees in administration from Teachers College, Millicent was the daughter of Joseph William Zelenka of the Bronx, head of the accounting