BU Castle, Tudor Revival mansion in Boston, US
BU Castle is a stone mansion in Boston featuring Gothic arched windows, peaked dormers, and turrets throughout its exterior. The interior contains a grand hall and multiple rooms designed for gatherings and receptions.
Construction began in 1904 and finished in 1915, following the owner's success in the ammunition belt manufacturing business. The building became a symbol of industrial wealth during the early 20th century.
The building displays medieval European art pieces throughout its rooms, including a stained glass window from Arundel Castle and ornamental bronze doors with biblical scenes.
The mansion serves as Boston University's event space for weddings, meetings, and gatherings across its various reception rooms. Visitors should check availability in advance since the venue hosts scheduled events regularly.
A hidden door in the upper levels reveals a steep narrow staircase that the original owner once used to reach his private writing room. This concealed passage reflects the owner's desire for personal seclusion within the grand residence.
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