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The Anchorage - Putnam Villa Poster

by Holden The Moment

$63.00
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The Anchorage - Putnam Villa poster by Holden The Moment. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
Design Details
This photograph of the Anchorage was taken in April of 2015. The angle of this shot was captured from the front of Harmar place on a rainy day. When... more
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Artist's Description
This photograph of the Anchorage was taken in April of 2015. The angle of this shot was captured from the front of Harmar place on a rainy day. When viewed closely you can actually see the rain falling in the photograph. This is one of the many historical buildings that you can find in Marietta, Ohio.
Douglas Putnam got rich in the years leading up to the Civil War by investing in real estate and the first railroad to connect Parkersburg and Marietta. He used his money to build a spacious home for his second bride, Eliza Whipple Putnam. The Tuscan-style villa on Putnam Avenue (originally called Putnam Place) took ten years to build and cost $65,000--a huge sum at the time. When it was finally completed, Eliza moved in and promptly died from heart disease at the age of 53, on September 9, 1862. But some say she loved the house so much that her spirit never left.
Over the years it has passed from owner to owner. Various families have called it home at different times. A nur...
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Louise Adams
great image
Holden The Moment replied:
Thank you Louise!
Judy Vincent
Wonderful image! Congratulations on your feature in the “Landscape and Landmark Photography” group!
Holden The Moment replied:
Thank you Judy!