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Concrete Mold for Turtle Water Spouts
Piru Mansion Pool | Piru, California
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Original concrete mold for the turtle-shaped water spouts surrounding the blue oval pool at Scott and Ruth Newhall's Piru mansion, presumably fabricated by Scott Newhall in his subterranean workshop in the mansion basement, circa 1970s. Approx. 11x15x6½ inches. Damaged in the fire of February 18, 1981, that burned down the mansion when its restoration was four months shy of completion. Given by the Newhalls to their friend Connie Worden-Roberts shortly after the fire. The Newhalls quickly restored the mansion to its original specifications, right down to the turtle water spouts around the pool.
LW3455: 9600 dpi jpeg. Collection of Leon Worden.
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SEE ALSO:
2 Views ~1910
1934 Warring Stone House
Interiors | "Curse of the Black Widow" 1977
Turtle Fountain Mold
Piru Mansion x3
Signal Girls 1980s
Piru Mansion History 1988
Ruth's Mansion Story 1997
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