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A compendium of short, illustrated essays about the people, buildings, gardens, art, books and more that define the long 19th-century in the U.S.

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Learn about Isabel Anderson.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emo4JhWTpRM&t=2s

Read the book that tells her amazing story.

Cover photo © by Bruce M. White. All rights reserved.

Read more about the long 19th century

  • About Skip Moskey
  • WHAT A DIFFERENCE AN “E” MAKES. TRACING THE NAME OF GEORGE VANDERBILT’S BAR HARBOR COTTAGE.
  • The Genealogy of a House
  • The Genius of Anderson House: Entertaining on a Regal Scale
  • Gilded Age Houseboats? Yes, they were a thing!
  • The Artistic Home of Mr. & Mrs. A.C. Barney
  • A Stroll Along Hartford’s Prospect Avenue
  • My Afternoons with Mark Twain
  • A Gilded Age Thanksgiving Dinner in London (1891)
  • Form Follows Function: The Genius of Anderson House
  • A Gilded Age Dilettante “Architect”
  • A Tale of Two Statues

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  • Friends & Family (9)
  • Gardens & Horticulture (7)
  • Isabel Anderson (10)
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  • Travel & Entertainment (27)

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