Art, furnishings from former DeHaan estate to be sold at auctions

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2 thoughts on “Art, furnishings from former DeHaan estate to be sold at auctions

  1. What a shame this mansion was enjoyed in its original state for only 13 years. I doubt the art and furnishings in Linden House were of the quality of a European palace, but it remains that many great homes in Europe and even America remain homes for decades and centuries, reflecting both the art and people of each generation that lived there, a fate that Linden House will unfortunately not experience in its redevelopment.

    1. The art and interior décor may be sold and distributed but the property will be enjoyed for years to come. My opinion of this place is similar to the Biltmore Estate located near Asheville, NC. It’s better off as an museum and event space.

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