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Plan a fairy tale trip to a real castle
More than a century ago, George Boldt, the turn-of-the-20th-century proprietor of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, purchased Hart Island to build a monument to express his love for Louise. She never got to see it.
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![Boldt Castle flower bed]()
![Heart motif in plaster at Boldt Castle]()
![Heart motif in wood at Boldt Castle]()
![Stained glass with heart motif and stag (or hart) at Boldt Castle]()
![Stained glass dome with heart motif at Boldt Castle]()
![Entry arch with stags (or harts) at Boldt Castle]()
![Alster Tower playhouse at Boldt Castle]()
![Thousand Islands Bridge over the St. Lawrence River connecting New York with Ontario]()
![The staircase and grand hallway at Boldt Castle with Louise Boldt portrait]()
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Plan a fairy tale trip to a real castle
More than a century ago, George Boldt, the turn-of-the-20th-century proprietor of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, purchased Hart Island to build a monument to express his love for Louise. She never got to see it.
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