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Title: Greystone Show House 2008 photo gallery in LATimes.com
Post by: Midnite on November 03, 2008, 02:03:41 AM
http://www.latimes.com/features/home/la-hm-1102-greystone-pg,0,7287328.photogallery

Fans of the '91 series and 2004 pilot will especially love seeing familiar rooms inside Greystone, including the Old House staircase and OH foyer, the fireplace in the OH drawing room (also Plainview's office in There Will Be Blood), the Collinwood kitchen and bedrooms, the basement bowling alley, etc.

The showcase is open through Nov. 16.  Cost is $30.
Title: Re: Greystone Show House 2008 photo gallery in LATimes.com
Post by: JWGucciEnvy on November 03, 2008, 03:37:08 AM
I love picture #9. I would love to have that bedroom.  [hall2_grin]
Title: Re: Greystone Show House 2008 photo gallery in LATimes.com
Post by: Midnite on November 03, 2008, 04:01:00 AM
MB, was that Vicki's (Joanna Going's) bedroom?
Title: Re: Greystone Show House 2008 photo gallery in LATimes.com
Post by: John_in_NC on November 03, 2008, 09:37:01 PM
Great link,Thanks Midnite!!
That stairway photo is awesome.
Title: Re: Greystone Show House 2008 photo gallery in LATimes.com
Post by: Mark Rainey on November 04, 2008, 01:59:17 AM
Just watched COUNT YORGA, VAMPIRE a part of my regular Halloween ritual. Greystone features fairly prominently in it, though you never get to see much of it at a time. Still, there are lots of familiar views.
Title: Re: Greystone Show House 2008 photo gallery in LATimes.com
Post by: Mysterious Benefactor on November 04, 2008, 10:26:35 PM
Absolutely wonderful photos. If only a similar show had been held back in June of '05 - I would have gladly paid $30 to get in.  [hall2_wink]

I was trying to find some photos of the exterior of Greystone to point out where the rooms in photos #8, #10 and #11 are located. But, unfortunately, because of all the trees around the house, I couldn't find any that show both locations clearly. (Maybe later on I'll come across something from which I can take some screen captures.) But anyway, the room in photos #10 and #11 was used as Vicki's bedroom and bathroom, and the room in photo #8 was used as Jeremiah's bedroom in 1790.  [hall2_smiley]

Also, it's great to see a photo of the working bowling alley.