Morey Mansion, Victorian mansion in Redlands, California, US.
Morey Mansion is a three-story residence in Redlands constructed with wealth generated from a citrus nursery business. The building features elaborate Queen Anne architectural details both on its exterior and throughout its interior rooms.
David and Sarah Morey built this residence in 1890 using profits from their successful citrus nursery. The property later changed hands and purposes, eventually becoming a bed and breakfast before returning to private residential use.
The house attracted visitors from across the region who came to admire its elaborate interiors and the lifestyle it represented. The rooms show how wealthy families of the era displayed their homes and entertained guests.
The building sits in an established residential neighborhood of Redlands and is easily visible from the street. Since it is now private property, interior access is limited, but the architectural details on the exterior can be appreciated from the outside.
The house served as a filming location for a 1952 movie, connecting it to the early Hollywood film world. An interior room called the Lombard Room commemorates a link between the property and a notable actress from that era.
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