Hopedene (Newport, Rhode Island)
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Cliff Avenue, 43
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Hopedene (1889-1902)
Built for Elizabeth Hope Gammell Slater by architects Peabody & Sterns.
Link below brings you to a 1904 publication about Hopedene with pictures.
archive.org/details/americanestatesg00ferr
Hopedene (43 Cliff Avenue, Newport, RI) was built in 1889-1902 by architectural firm Peabody and Stearns for Mrs. E. H. G. (Elizabeth Hope, nee Gammell) Slater (1854-1944). Beatrix Ferrand was the landscape designer.
Hopedene is located on the Cliff Walk overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. In 1913 the Georgian Revival-style mansion was enlarged and renovated by architect and interior designer Ogden Codman, Jr. The estate's next owner was New York antiques dealer Charles P. Patterson, who willed it to the Preservation Society of Newport County. In 1983 Britty Cudlip purchased Hopedene from the Preservation Society; she later (ca. 1998-1999) sold the estate to entrepreneur and businessman Craig J. Millard and his wife, Michele H. Millard in 1998. The estate was the purchased by investment banker Nicholas Schorsch in 2012
details and great aerial photo - digitalcollections.smu.edu/u?/ryr,415
www.washingtonlife.com/backissues/archives/02sept/newpo...
Built for Elizabeth Hope Gammell Slater by architects Peabody & Sterns.
Link below brings you to a 1904 publication about Hopedene with pictures.
archive.org/details/americanestatesg00ferr
Hopedene (43 Cliff Avenue, Newport, RI) was built in 1889-1902 by architectural firm Peabody and Stearns for Mrs. E. H. G. (Elizabeth Hope, nee Gammell) Slater (1854-1944). Beatrix Ferrand was the landscape designer.
Hopedene is located on the Cliff Walk overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. In 1913 the Georgian Revival-style mansion was enlarged and renovated by architect and interior designer Ogden Codman, Jr. The estate's next owner was New York antiques dealer Charles P. Patterson, who willed it to the Preservation Society of Newport County. In 1983 Britty Cudlip purchased Hopedene from the Preservation Society; she later (ca. 1998-1999) sold the estate to entrepreneur and businessman Craig J. Millard and his wife, Michele H. Millard in 1998. The estate was the purchased by investment banker Nicholas Schorsch in 2012
details and great aerial photo - digitalcollections.smu.edu/u?/ryr,415
www.washingtonlife.com/backissues/archives/02sept/newpo...
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peabody_and_Stearns
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 41°28'49"N 71°17'52"W
- Faxon Lodge / Conley Hall 0.2 km
- Ocean Lawn 0.2 km
- H.A.C. Taylor House 0.4 km
- The Cliffs 0.4 km
- Cliff Lawn - The Chanler at Cliff Walk (1870-1873) 0.5 km
- Beachclyffe (1852) 0.6 km
- Ellen Mason Villa - St Michaels Country Day School (1899-1902) 0.7 km
- The Kedge 0.8 km
- Hillside 1.2 km
- Pumpelly House (1881) 1.3 km
- Seaward (North House) 0.1 km
- The Orchard 0.5 km
- Ochre Point 0.6 km
- Salve Regina University 0.8 km
- Easton's Beach / First Beach 0.9 km
- Linden Gate 1 km
- Easton Pond 1.2 km
- Atlantic Beach 1.5 km
- Newport East, Rhode Island 4 km
- Newport County, Rhode Island 10 km
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