Lynnewood Hall

Lynnewood Hall is a 110-room Georgian-style in Elkins Park, Montgomery County. As the largest hotel guest in the era of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region to survive, was designed by Horace Trumbauer contractor Peter AB Widener 1897-1900 and host of one of the most important art masterpieces was golden camera and European decorative arts collected Widener and his son Joseph.

Lynnewood Hall magnificent ancient building on the outskirts of Philadelphia languishes in silence, almost invisibly over 200 meters of a two-lane asphalt road and a few crumbling Versailles. Lynnewood Hall was completed in 1900 and cost eight million U.S. dollars to build a huge 212 million U.S. dollars today. It had a ballroom of 1,000 people held an indoor pool and squash court and a bakery full-time secular upholsteryLynnewood wonderful room of a building in a suburb of Philadelphia in a quiet, almost invisible languishing over 200 meters two-lane asphalt road.