Grey Gardens in East Hampton after a lifetime of neglect by Big Edie and Little Edie Beale. Read more about the before and after story here.
- Content in a Cottage
- Chatham, New Jersey, United States
- Lifelong collector of antiques. Things that interest me: animals, cottage and country life, fine art, architecture, antiquarian books and prints, dogs, natural history and sporting items, gardening, photography, graphic design, humor, quotes, real estate, interior design, renovation, restoration, learning new things, electronics and technology. This blog reflects my own personal taste and will never bore you. Rosemary Beck
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5 comments:
Wonderful improvement...but I have to admit the before photo has character and a lot of history!
Wow! I would love to have the resources to have those gardens. To take something so abused and make something so beautiful.
I saw the movie. Very interesting. Love the house.
I was so moved by that documentary. Thanks for sharing this haunting photo.
I missed this post. The story of this house and the women are so interesting and a little sad. But, it's quite grand what has been done with the house now.
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