A Study of Chateau sur Mer Report II: Rites of Passage: The Wetmores of Chateau sur Mer
This report outlines the Wetmore family's prominent role in Victorian
life - from their position as international merchants to their key roles
in American politics, the arts and historic preservation.
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I. William S. Wetmore……………………………………………………...........1-18
Humble Beginnings
A Global Perspective and Exemplary Career
A Visionary Investor
Life in Old New York Society
Destiny - A Single Parent
A Change of Venue - Chateau sur Mer
Leadership and Fellowship in Newport
II. George Peadody Wetmore…………………………………………..............19-44
Coming of Age
A New Era at Chateau sur Mer
His Excellence the Governor
The Family Enters Public Life
The Business of Power and Privilege
Social and Personal Obligations
Mr. Senator
Family Life on Capitol Hill
Continuing Stewardship
On Behalf of Newport
III. Edith and Maude Wetmore……………………………………….................45-55
Passages
The Spinster Sisters of Chateau sur Mer
In Her Father’s Footsteps
The Immutable End of a Legacy
IV. Exibits……………………………………………………………………..56-111
V. Bibliography……………………………………………………………...112-114
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