There used to be formal gardens next to the house, designed by Innocenti & Webel. Today they are completely overgrown and falling apart.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Chelsea's Derelict Gardens
Benjamin Moore's 'Chelsea' as seen from across the Ferrucio Vitale designed pond in Muttontown.
There used to be formal gardens next to the house, designed by Innocenti & Webel. Today they are completely overgrown and falling apart.
There used to be formal gardens next to the house, designed by Innocenti & Webel. Today they are completely overgrown and falling apart.
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Chelsea,
Ferruccio Vitale,
Moore,
Muttontown
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3 comments:
Is the house still in the family? Or abandoned?
If I am not mistaken, the house and grounds are now owned by Nassau County Parks. I hope someday they plan to restore the gardens.
Benjamin Moore's daughter deeded the house to the county sometime in the 1970's. It's been in their possession, slowly dying, ever since.
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