Exclusive and private, this is a historic estate with provenance and grandeur from the Gilded Age and was built in the Great Camp vein with architectural and interior accents throughout. This beautiful waterfront estate was built by inventor Harry Marvin circa 1900, who was also the founder of The Biograph Film Co. of yesteryear fame. On-premise materials were used throughout in this careful construction, chiefly the eponymous field stone that was taken from the property’s grounds and used in the Main Camp and Lodge’s foundation, chimney masonry, and elsewhere. Fieldstone is filled with intrigue and historical significance and was once the home to a Titanic survivor.
Points of Provenance
• Beautiful Arts & Crafts era estate retreat
• Built by inventor Harry N. Marvin between 1898 -1909
• Founder of The Biograph Film Co.
• Lillian Gish, Douglas Fairbanks Jr.& DW Griffith worked in his films
• Onsite building materials used for construction
• Many “Great Camp” architectural features
• The Indian an award-winning antique wood boat was docked here
• There is a Titanic survivor connection to this property
