25 Westmoreland Place, Central West End

TITANIC SINKS! THOUSANDS PERISH! This golden era manse is known as the home where hearts heal and spirits regenerate. The door was opened to welcome widowed survivor Mrs. Sallie Mae McGinness of the Titanic tragedy, where she wrote to her mother, “ Mama, I don’t know if I could have recovered without the care, love and security offered here at 25 Westmoreland! I walk the boulevard and feel at peace. I tour the home daily and admire the world quality millwork and plaster artistry. The sunlight cascades through the grand staircase art glass creating a thousand points of light like sunrises over the Atlantic and I feel at ease and comforted.” There is no home grander, finer or more suited to find yourself. 108 years later, the residence offers numerous updates and a maintenance stewardship that includes a newer roof, vintage elevator and screened porch addition. Although large, the open floor plan and marriage of ambient light to Old World quality finishes creates a sense of intimacy.

[@pamulahelms6380]

Beautiful places, I live in Missouri, I got to go inside beautiful big old Mansion homes New Madrid. It was awesome, they don't make mansions like that any more.. That could stand any kind of weather that comes it's way..

[@audrab27]

I wonder what happened to the art glass on the stairs the lady talked about

[@Stanley-px3bt]

I'm sure none of these old houses are haunted. Ha ha!

[@heru-deshet359]

No, they're not.

[@susanflakes6968]

No

[@CurtisTaylor3813]

On Moroccan soil; i.e. North America n soil.