SC - Going to NY

[Decker, Terry D.]

IIRC, the buildings at San Simeon were built locally with steel reinforced
frames.  The architect was Julia Morgan.  It is the interiors of the
building which were gathered from all over Europe.  I'd call the style
"European eclectic."  Where he didn't have enough of the original furniture,
decorations or whatever from Europe, Hearst would call on local craftsmen to
make duplicates of the original.

Bear

 It consists of several medieval
> European churches and monasteries that had been dismantled in Europe,
> and reassembled here, like William Randolph Hearst's San Simeon estate
> (I forget, but Hearst may have been responsible for this, too).
> 
> Adamantius