Wharton House

Edith Wharton was the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Literature (1921). Best known for "The Age of Innocence" and "House of Mirth", she was famed for realistically portraying the lives and morals of American aristocracy in the Gilded Age. This is her home.

Edith Wharton's house
Edith Wharton's house
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
(c) 2011 Aaron Sylvan
Edith Wharton's house
Edith Wharton's house
Edith Wharton's house
Edith Wharton's house
© 2011 Aaron Sylvan
© 2011 Aaron Sylvan
Edith Wharton's house
Edith Wharton's house
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