Swannanoa, Historic mansion in Virginia
Swannanoa is a majestic Italian Renaissance Revival villa located atop the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia.
Built by railroad millionaire James H. Dooley between 1912 and 1913, Swannanoa has long symbolized the grandeur of its era.
Featuring remarkable Tiffany stained glass windows, Swannanoa embodies significant aspects of early 20th century American culture.
Open to the public for tours Wednesdays and weekends, Swannanoa offers breathtaking panoramic views.
Swannanoa is famed for its white marble construction and a 4,000 piece Tiffany window commissioned by Dooley himself.
Location: Virginia
Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture
Website: nelsoncounty-va.gov/Organization/swannanoa-palace
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