Category: Bush-Holley House
While the history of the Cos Cob art colony has become well known to scholars of American Impressionism, its role in...
In the summer of 1896, Elmer MacRae arrived at the Holley Inn. He was a student from the Art Students League...
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....
Visitors entered through the front hall, whose colonial-era wainscoting “Dutch” door, wide plank flooring, circa 1850 staircase, and eclectic mix of...
The parlor, the most fashionable and public room in the Bush house is furnished to reflect the transitional period between Justus...
