william beach lawrence built the breakers mansion in newport rhode island.
who built the breakers mansion in newport rhode island?
william beach lawrence
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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