Hauntings and spirit sightings aside, the fabled home is definitely worth the price of admission (between $20-$49, for daily tours). Well, turns out Mallon owned Pacific American Decorative Company. There were no blueprints and no master plan for how the house was supposed to look. Winchester Mystery House began to take on a strange and twisted shape. After researching, Wolf landed on the answer that glassworker John Mallon was the mastermind behind the windows. Sarah Winchester’s husband had left her a huge fortune and she used this vast wealth to continuously build the house for 38 years. Recently, architectural historian Jim Wolf dug into the mystery of who created the impeccable stained glass windows in the house. Still, because of its elaborate design, construction, and legend, it has since come to symbolize the supernatural and its existence in history. The mansion was never completed when Sarah passed away on September 5, 1922. This discovery confirmed something that many historians had a hunch about. She bought the property in the Santa Clara Valley that would later become the Winchester Mystery House in 1884.
WINCHESTER MYSTERY HOUSE STORY OF HUSBAND SERIES
According to the Times Union, workers were removing parts of the wall when they noticed something peculiar: a beautifully preserved envelope tucked inside from 100 years ago from the Pacific American Decorative Company. The reality star shared a series of photos of the two of them taking the tour at the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, California, and both of them looked like they had a great time exploring. In September, 2019, one of the many mysteries of the house was solved during restoration work on one of the (many) dining rooms of the house.
While the sprawling mansion has a reputation for being haunted, almost from its inception, it took 96 years from the date of Sarah's death to bring the story of Winchester and her infamous house-albeit a highly fictionalized version-to the big screen with last year’s supernatural thriller, Winchester, starring Helen Mirren as the home-building heiress.
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