Laurelton Hall Door

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While driving my wife's daughter into her college dorm we discovered ourselves with a bit of free time and so stopped by the Morse Museum of American Art, which boasts one of the premier collections of Louis Comfort Tiffany's work. This entrance is from Tiffany's grand estate, Laurelton Hall. "In 1902, Louis Comfort Tiffany started building a large house and country estate on 580 acres of land just a few miles from Oyster Bay, Long Island. On the site of the once popular resort, Hotel Laurelton, Tiffany constructed an 84-room house, built conservatories and stables, and designed 60 acres of carefully planned gardens said to cost more than the mansion itself. Called Laurelton Hall, the grand estate was the most personal and extensive project of the artist's career." Captured with a Samsung S7, 132 cameras, processed in Agisoft (med/med/2mil).