Open Question: What 22 types of marble did Alfred B. Mullet use for Greystone Mansion ?
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GennyB Member since:March 13, 2009Total points:79 (Level 1)Greystone Mansion it is also called "The Camp House" is located in Knoxville, TN, and is now the home of WATE TV-6. Major Camp contracted some of the finest architects to design and work on the house. Alfred B. Mullet, the designer of Greystone, supervised the construction of the mansion. Major Camp had the marble for the fireplaces imported. Almost every room came with a marble fireplace, and there were 22 different varieties of marble in the house. I have searched everywhere to find all the different kinds of marble he used, and cannot find the answer anywhere. I need this for a class.Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
GennyB Member since:March 13, 2009Total points:79 (Level 1)Greystone Mansion it is also called "The Camp House" is located in Knoxville, TN, and is now the home of WATE TV-6. Major Camp contracted some of the finest architects to design and work on the house. Alfred B. Mullet, the designer of Greystone, supervised the construction of the mansion. Major Camp had the marble for the fireplaces imported. Almost every room came with a marble fireplace, and there were 22 different varieties of marble in the house. I have searched everywhere to find all the different kinds of marble he used, and cannot find the answer anywhere. I need this for a class.Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
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