Beaumont House in Flat Rock May Be tied to Brookland design
Historian suggests Beaumont also known as the Johnstone-Hayne House may share a designer with Flat Rock’s Brookland house, possibly Charles Edmondston, and notes Johnstone’s 1839 purchase, Civil War era death, and later Olmsted-ground redesigns by Richard Sharp Smith. The 7052- square-foot estate sits on 4.76 acres with a $996,500 tax value and faces a Dec. 12 landmark hearing.
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Flat Rock
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Johnstone-Hayne
Brookdale
Charles Edmondston
Brookland House
Sybil H. Argintar
Southeastern Preservation Services
Asheville
Statens
Johnstone
Edmondston
Glassy Mountain
Andrew Johnstone
Mitchell King
Beaumont Estate
Kanuga Road
Samuel Allison
Benjamin King
James Kuykendall
Argintar
Brookland
St. John
Little River Road
Woodfield Inn
L.J. Woolley
Kentucky
Franklin Brevard Hayne
Hayne
New Orleans
Biltmore
Frederick Law Olmsted
Yorkshire
England
Richard Sharp Smith
Biltmore Estate
New York
Richard Morris Hunt
Smith
Teneriffe
Embrook
Chanteloup
Henderson County
Beaumont House
Frank Hayne
John S. Brown
Carolyn P. Brown
Knoxville
The
American Garden Society
Italy
France
Holland
J.B. Lovingood
Beaumont Estates
John D
Elizabeth McCoy
Flat Rock Historic Landmark
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