Here are some of the most stunning mansions in the US.
The National Landmarks
The National Park Service manages several of these stunning mansions, including the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. This grand chateau-style mansion was built by George Vanderbilt in the late 1800s and features 250 rooms, including 35 bedrooms, 43 bathrooms, and 65 fireplaces. The Biltmore Estate is not only a beautiful mansion but also a working farm and a popular tourist destination. Visitors can explore the gardens, trails, and winery on site. The estate also features an art gallery, a library, and a variety of other attractions. Another national landmark is the Hermitage in Nashville, Tennessee. This historic mansion was built in the early 1800s and features a stunning Greek Revival-style architecture. The Hermitage is the former home of President Andrew Jackson and features a museum and a library. Visitors can take a guided tour of the mansion and learn about the life and legacy of President Jackson.
The Drumthwacket is a 2-story building with a total floor area of 10,000 square feet.
History of the Drumthwacket
The Drumthwacket has a rich history dating back to 1835 when it was first built by Governor Charles Olden. The building was constructed using local stone and brick, with a mix of Greek Revival and Colonial Georgian architectural styles.
Early Life and Education
Anne Erickson’s journey into radio began when she was a student at Michigan State University. She was drawn to the field of radio broadcasting, and her passion for storytelling and music led her to pursue a degree in broadcasting. During her time at university, Anne was actively involved in various radio stations, including the school’s own radio station, WDBM. She honed her skills in on-air hosting, music production, and writing for the radio. Key skills developed during this period:
- On-air hosting and interviewing
- Music production and sound design
- Writing for radio and storytelling
- NPR’s “Morning Edition”
- SiriusXM’s “The Pulse”
- Freelance writing for The New York Times and The Washington Post
Career in Radio
After graduating from Michigan State University, Anne Erickson began her career in radio. She started as a production assistant at a local radio station, where she worked her way up to become a full-time host. Anne’s experience in radio has taken her to various stations across the country, including NPR and SiriusXM. She has also worked as a freelance journalist, writing for publications such as The New York Times and The Washington Post. Notable radio shows and projects:
Music and Journalism
In addition to her work in radio, Anne Erickson is also a musician and an award-winning journalist.
