File:Tea Garden remnants, Wistariahurst.jpg
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English: The remnants of the former Tea Garden of Wistariahurst. The stone pagoda motif imitating the Japanese-style Tea House that Belle Skinner had purchased in the early 20th century (prior to 1916), possibly from the Yamanaka Company in New York and inspired by the Skinner family's trade with Japanese silk producers. While some components of the structure remain in storage, it and the Tea Garden are no longer extant on the grounds. |
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