Author: christinac
Constant attributed her love for arranging flowers to a Japanese gentleman staying at her home, probably Genjiro Yeto. She recalled when...
Elmer Livingstone MacRae was living in New York City when he started taking classes from John Twachtman at the Holley House....
Accommodations varied in the Holley House. The most comfortable room was located downstairs in the northeast corner of the house. Known...
Visitors entered through the front hall, whose colonial-era wainscoting “Dutch” door, wide plank flooring, circa 1850 staircase, and eclectic mix of...
The attic room above the back kitchen wing of the house was likely used as living quarters for the people enslaved...
The Holley House was known as a place of gracious hospitality. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the dining room,...
