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"Grey-Croft, " Stephen Swete Cummins house, Huntting Lane, East Hampton, New York, 1913. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston. "Grey-Croft, " Stephen Swete Cummins house, Huntting Lane, East Hampton, New York, 1913
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"Grey-Croft, " Stephen Swete Cummins house, Huntting Lane, East Hampton, New York, 1913. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston. "Grey-Croft, " Stephen Swete Cummins house, Huntting Lane, East Hampton, New York, 1913
"Grey-Croft, " Stephen Swete Cummins house, Huntting Lane, East Hampton, New York, 1913. House Architecture: Isaac Henry Green Jr. for Lorenzo Guernsey Woodhouse. Landscape: Emma Woodhouse (Mrs. Stephen S.) Cummins. Other: Emma Woodhouse Cummins (1846-1908), after being married to Lorenzo Guernsey Woodhouse, the uncle of Lorenzo E. Woodhouse, married Stephen Swete Cummins in 1906. On the death of his wife, he married the poet and editor of Lyric Magazine, Virginia Kent Cummins
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Grey-Croft," Stephen Swete Cummins' house, located at Huntting Lane in East Hampton, New York, was captured in this stunning photograph taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston in 1913. The house was designed by architect Isaac Henry Green Jr. for Lorenzo Guernsey Woodhouse, but it was Emma Woodhouse Cummins, the daughter of Lorenzo Guernsey Woodhouse, who made it her home after marrying Stephen Swete Cummins in 1906. The image showcases the picturesque beauty of the estate, with its serene pond reflecting the elegant footbridge and the surrounding landscaped gardens. The bridge, with its intricate design and ornate lanterns, adds a touch of charm to the scene. Emma Woodhouse Cummins, an accomplished gardener, is known to have played a significant role in the landscaping of the property. The photograph, taken during the early 20th century, offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us to a time when the tranquility of the countryside was a sought-after escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The image is a testament to the enduring beauty of American heritage and the architectural and landscaping prowess of the time. The house, now a historic landmark, stands as a reminder of the rich history of East Hampton and the United States. The photograph, hand-colored between 1910 and 1920, is a valuable addition to any collection of American history, architecture, and landscape photography. This lantern slide, held by the Library of Congress, is a still image that captures the essence of a bygone era, inviting us to appreciate the beauty and history of Grey-Croft and the Cummins family.
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