Summerhill House (original) (raw)
Summerhill House (irisch Teach Chnoc an Línsigh) war ein Herrenhaus südlich des Dorfes Summerhill im irischen County Meath. Das Haus hatte 100 Zimmer und war der angestammte Sitz der und Barone Langford. Es wurde 1731 erbaut und demonstrierte die damalige Macht und den Reichtum der Familie Langford-Rowley. Ihnen gehörten ausgedehnte Ländereien in den Grafschaften Meath, Westmeath, Cork, Londonderry, Antrim und Dublin, ebenso wie in den englischen Grafschaften Devon und Cornwall.
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| dbo:abstract | Summerhill House (irisch Teach Chnoc an Línsigh) war ein Herrenhaus südlich des Dorfes Summerhill im irischen County Meath. Das Haus hatte 100 Zimmer und war der angestammte Sitz der und Barone Langford. Es wurde 1731 erbaut und demonstrierte die damalige Macht und den Reichtum der Familie Langford-Rowley. Ihnen gehörten ausgedehnte Ländereien in den Grafschaften Meath, Westmeath, Cork, Londonderry, Antrim und Dublin, ebenso wie in den englischen Grafschaften Devon und Cornwall. Summerhill House dominierte die Umgebung und wirkte besonders eindrucksvoll, da es auf dem Gipfel eines Hügels lag. Die Hauptzufahrt war vom Dorf Summerhill aus. Einen weiteren Zugang gab es von der Straße nach Dublin aus über eine 1 Meile (1,6 km) lange Allee. Wie alle diese Anwesen besaß auch Summerhill House Alleen, die in alle vier Himmelsrichtungen führten. Das Herrenhaus von Summerhill wurde von Sir Edward Lovett Pearce entworfen und von Richard Cassels im palladianistischen Stil fertiggestellt, auch wenn Sir John Vanbrugh (der mit Pearce verwandt war) einen großen Einfluss auf das Haus hatte, was man an den großartigen, mit Bögen versehenen Kaminköpfen sehen konnte, deren Konstruktion Pearce im Büro von Vanbrugh gelernt hatte. Robert Adam dekorierte später in der Geschichte des Hauses auch eine kleine Zahl von Räumen um. In Summerhill House gab es auch königlichen Besuch; es war ein ausnehmend gesegnetes Haus und rangierte zur Zeit seines Baus unter den schönsten und großartigsten Landhäusern in Europa. (de) Summerhill House was a 100-roomed mansion in County Meath, Ireland which was the ancestral seat of the Viscounts Langford and the Barons Langford. Built in 1731, Summerhill House demonstrated the power and wealth the Langford Rowley family had at the time. They owned vast amounts of land in counties Meath, Westmeath, Cork, Londonderry, Antrim, and Dublin as well as in Devon and Cornwall in the England. Summerhill House dominated the landscape and was exceptionally imposing as it was situated on the summit of a hill. The main entrance was from the village of Summerhill. The other entrance was from the Dublin road, with the avenue 1 mile long. Like all such demesnes, there were four avenues leading out to the four points of the compass. The mansion at Summerhill was designed by Sir Edward Lovett Pearce and completed by Richard Cassels in the Palladian style, although Sir John Vanbrugh (who was related to Pearce) had a great influence on the house, which could be seen by the great arched chimney stacks, Pearce actually had trained in Vanburgh's office. Robert Adam, also redecorated a small amount of the rooms later on in the mansion's history. The mansion at Summerhill welcomed royalty, it was an exceptionally dignified house and at its time of erection ranked architecturally amongst the finest and grandest mansions in Europe. (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | Summerhill House (irisch Teach Chnoc an Línsigh) war ein Herrenhaus südlich des Dorfes Summerhill im irischen County Meath. Das Haus hatte 100 Zimmer und war der angestammte Sitz der und Barone Langford. Es wurde 1731 erbaut und demonstrierte die damalige Macht und den Reichtum der Familie Langford-Rowley. Ihnen gehörten ausgedehnte Ländereien in den Grafschaften Meath, Westmeath, Cork, Londonderry, Antrim und Dublin, ebenso wie in den englischen Grafschaften Devon und Cornwall. (de) Summerhill House was a 100-roomed mansion in County Meath, Ireland which was the ancestral seat of the Viscounts Langford and the Barons Langford. Built in 1731, Summerhill House demonstrated the power and wealth the Langford Rowley family had at the time. They owned vast amounts of land in counties Meath, Westmeath, Cork, Londonderry, Antrim, and Dublin as well as in Devon and Cornwall in the England. The mansion at Summerhill welcomed royalty, it was an exceptionally dignified house and at its time of erection ranked architecturally amongst the finest and grandest mansions in Europe. (en) |
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