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The good life unfolds on sea and land.
Sails furled, a pleasure fleet anchors in
Newport Harbor off Beacon Rock, home
of Mr. and Mrs. Felix de Weldon. The
mansion, built between 1889 and 1891
for yachtsman Edwin D. Morgan, shows
classical Greek influence in its court and
marble columns.
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upper
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light is now part of the clubhouse.
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Rhode Island measures only 37 miles wide
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