The "Gardens" At Stan Hywet Akron, Ohio

The picture made me start remembering the great weather we enjoyed this year in the fall around here. It was exceptionally clear, warm, and mostly dry (not a lot of rain). If you are ever in Akron, be sure to visit Stan Hywet Mansion and grounds. It is spectacular inside and out.

A view of the back of the main house

There is a lot tot see, including an aviary with hundreds of live butterflies.

Aviary and Greenhouse

The "Vineyard"

This is a view as you walk through the vineyard.

Garden shaded path leading to the "Quarry"

Lovely garden shaded path that leads to the Quarry, and retention ponds. This estate at one time was entirely self-sufficient from outside sources, growing its own food, cattle, producing its own electricity and water.

One of the beautiful butterflies in the aviary

One of the beautiful butterflies rsting ona a plant leaf.

One of the terraces overlooking the Japanese Gardens

And finally, this is one of the terraces that overlook the Japanes Gardens.

 

 
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13 Comments on Still TRIPPin" On Wednesday! Beatiful Pics of Stan Hywet

DEC
10

Stan Hywet was built in the 1920's by the John Seiberling family, who founded Goodyear, and Seiberling Tire Companies.

12:18pm • #1

Beautiful place Kevin.  I'll bet it is amazing in the spring.

Jack

 

1:32pm • #2
577,969 Points 18 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Kevin,

That Stan guy sure looks a whole lot like a building to me.

8:52pm • #4
DEC
11
523,458 Points 25 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Kevin, Cool photos in a cool setting. Nice eye candy...

~~~Merry Christmas ~~~~

3:37am • #5

Steve, people around here sometimes think there was a guy named 'Stan Hywet" who either built or owned this porperty, but neither is the case. It is actually Old English, and means "stone quarry" which reflects the even earlier use of the property.

7:07am • #6
DEC
16
209,625 Points 1 Featured Post Outside Blog

Wow, love it.  The architecture is amazing as are the gardens.  Keep on Trippin!!

9:12pm • #7
DEC
20
418,401 Points Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

Howdy Kevin

Kevin, my friend

Them sure are some fine looken photos, ya took there.

Sure do like the looks of the place.

Merry ChristmasGod Bless America

10:49pm • #8
DEC
21
549,500 Points 10 Featured Posts Outside Blog

I went there back in 1995 I think it was. I love visiting historic places like that.

4:47am • #9
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Talk about a Mc Mansion those were the days of great excess... and again what followed was the great depression... Hmmm.

8:30am • #10
DEC
23

Mary, yes it is unfortunately a kind of sad commentary on acquiring excesses beyond what is necessary, and at the same time a legacy.

9:33am • #11
JAN
19
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My Howdy

there Kevin

Wanted to stop by, to see if everything is going okay, with ya. Had not seen a new post, lately.

God Bless America

10:11pm • #12
JAN
28

Doing inspections, blogging, doing group presentations, and general home chores combined take up more housr than there are in a day. Gets more difficult to find time to blog, (unfortunately) :(

7:13am • #13

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