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How to Keep Your Servants Magically Invisible in the Gilded Age
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How to Keep Your Servants Magically Invisible in the Gilded Age
It's hard to believe, but this 60,000 square foot mansion is sometimes referred to as a summer cottage. This is The Elms in Newport, Rhode Island, built in 1901 as a summer getaway for Edward Julius Berwind. Sure, it's big, but to guests it was a lot smaller on the inside than the outside. They wouldn't even notice that, because of the sheer size and opulence of the home. The rest of the house was hidden, because that's where the huge staff live…
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