| This is a light-capture of my grand estate--one of eleven on the east coast-- in 1925. I bought this off the great industrialist and innovator Henry Ford after he had grown old and cynical. I purchased it for the capital price of 100 Siberian notes! Those funds are hardy worth a cent so it was an extraordinary deal for yours truly. By the end of the decade I was forced to build up my mansions to fortification standards to keep terrible migrant workers from coming to my front door. I had many guests over to my home including The Prince of Papau New Guinea, a young wallpaperer from the South of Germany with high political asspirations, and of course Frankie, the governor of the great state of New York! |
