Built to look like a Virginia plantation but function as a fortress, Grouseland was a complete surprise to me. I knew very little about its owner, William Henry Harrison, and didn't expect much of his home. It was a revelation: a beautiful, functional house with so many historical connections I couldn't believe it wasn't better known.
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| Grouseland from the Side |
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| The Front Entrance of Grouseland |
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| Front Door |
2 comments:
It's so fun to see the pictures of the houses! I'm loving your blog Laura!
Caroline
I agree! It is so interesting to pair the house with the president. I am really enjoying reading all the posts.-----KWF
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