Title: Deborah Turbeville's Newport remembered
First published: 1994
Description: The intense fascination with the golden age of Newport, Rhode Island, where the wealthy families of turn-of-the-century America built enormous mansions and socialized for the summer, has never been stronger. In this evocative new book, a distinguished writer and a renowned photographer collaborate to give us a unique vision of that gilded past. Deborah Turbeville's stunning photographs convey the glory and the mystery of some of the great estates, inside and out.

Adding an historical angle, Louis Auchincloss gives keen and witty observations of society, its leaders and architects, and social customs of the period.
Subjects: Buildings, structures, Social life and customs, Architecture, Pictorial works, Local history, Photographs: collections, Places & peoples: general interest, 20th century, c 1800 to c 1900, Residential Interior Design, Travel - United States, United States - General, Photo Essays, USA, Rhode Island, Subjects & Themes - Travel - U.S./New England, Travel - U.S./New England, United States - State & Local, United States - State & Local - General, Newport, Buildings, structures, etc., Newport (R.I.), Rhode island, description and travel, Domestic Architecture
Places: Newport (R.I.), Newport, Rhode Island
LC classification: F89.N5 T87 1994