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Caption: San Simeon Welcome back Hearst Castle. After closing down in 2020 due to Covid, it’s finally back! Hearst Castle
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Caption: It’s hard to imagine 14 miles of pristine coastline nowadays in California, but here, at the Hearst Estate, that’s just what you’ll find. The Hearst Coperation donated its land to the California State Parks after William passed in 1958
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Caption: Here’s the road up. At one point William Hearst had over 300 species of wildlife on his hillsides. Zebras still roam the lands and mingle with the cattle. Bummer though he kept polar bears on the property. :(
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Caption: It’s laughable that this isn’t even the main house. Just you wait until you see La Casa Grande! Designed but Julia Morgan
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Caption: Show me a better pool full of real artifacts from Ancient Rome. I’ll wait.
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Caption: Here it is . La Casa Grande. Hearst Castle contains 115 rooms, including 38 bedrooms, more than 40 bathrooms, a theatre, and a beauty salo
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Caption: I didn’t get a good shot of the Egyptian artifacts (to the right if me) which were highly sought after the discovered of King Tuts tomb.
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Caption: I guess William Hearst popped out of this little secret door to the right upon greeting guest at his castle. Lol. So Willy Wonka style.
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Caption: After meeting Mr. Hearst people proceeded to the main dining room. New arrivals were placed closest to Hearst and as you stayed you longer you moved down the table further away from him.
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Caption: Pretty amazing personal movie theatre yeah? The footage you get to watch of guests such a Charlie Chapman and other 50s celebs is equally incredible.
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Caption: Probably the coolest thing you get to see on the property. The indoor pool. That’s real gold trim I’m standing on. It casts a crazy green glow on the bottom of the pool. Insane.
