Clingstone

Perched on a tiny rock in Narrangansett Bay, Clingstone Mansion has been a New England architectural landmark since 1905. Abandoned in the 1930s, it was largely restored by Boston architect Henry A. Wood between 1961 and 2010, when these photos were taken.

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Clingstone House
Clingstone House, on a rock near Dumplings Harbor in Jamestown, Rhode Island, has been a lower Narragansett Bay landmark since 1904.  Behind it across the bay is Newport habor.  For more information see http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/07/garden/07c...
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Clingstone Main Hall, Early Morning
Henry A. Wood, the architect who saved Clingstone, in the first floor hall of that unique manison, 6:57 AM August 19 2010.
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2nd Floor Hall at Clingstone
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3rd Floor Hall at Clingstone
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A 3rd Floor Bedroom at Clingstone
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Main Hall at Clingstone
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East Parlor at Clingstone
There is no finer yacht-watching site.
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Dining Room at Clingstone
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Kitchen at Clingstone
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Library at Clingstone
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Basement at Clingstone
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Workshop at Clingstone
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Henry's Bedroom at Clingstone
Henry A. Wood, the master of Clingstone, 4 times. Could have called it "Henry IV"
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Guest Bathroom at Clingstone
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Bridal Suite at Clingstone
  (Sorry about the dust flares, too late to clean the lens now)