Otsego Hall
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옷세고 홀은 미국 뉴욕 주 에 있는 주택으로, 쿠퍼스타운의 설립자인 가 지었다. 1796년에 건축을 시작, 1799년 완성되었다. 수년 동안 이곳은 쿠퍼의 집이었으며 뉴욕 중부에서 가장 큰 개인 주택 중 하나였다. 쿠퍼는 1790년에 정착촌으로 이사했으며, 작가가 된 쿠퍼의 아들 제임스 페니모어 쿠퍼도 그 집에 살았다.
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Otsego Hall war ein Herrenhaus in Cooperstown (New York). Von 1834 bis zu seinem Tode 1851 war es der Wohnsitz des Schriftstellers James Fenimore Cooper. William Cooper, der Vater des Schriftstellers James Fenimore Cooper, erwarb 1786 Land am Otsego Lake von . Auf diesem gründete die Siedlung Cooperstown und begann 1796 mit dem Bau von Otsego Hall als Wohnsitz für seine Familie. Das im Federal Style gestaltete Gebäude wurde 1799 fertiggestellt und galt für viele Jahre als das größte Haus westlich von Albany (New York). Nach dem Tode William Coppers 1809 stand das Haus für einige Jahr leer, bis James Fenimore Cooper es 1834 im neugotischen Stil renovierte und zu seinem Wohnsitz machte. Bei dieser Umgestaltung des Hauses ließ er sich von dem mit ihm befreundeten Maler und Erfinder Samuel F.
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Otsego Hall was a house in Cooperstown, New York, United States built by William Cooper, founder of the town. Construction started in 1796 and was completed by 1799 in the Federal style. For many years, it was the manor house of Cooper's landed estate, and was the one of the largest private residences in central New York. Cooper had moved his family to the settlement in 1790, and his son James Fenimore Cooper, who became an author, also lived in the house.
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Otsego Hall foi uma casa em Cooperstown, Nova Iorque, Estados Unidos. Foi construída por William Cooper, fundador de Cooperstown e pai do escritor James Fenimore Cooper. A construção foi iniciada em 1796 e terminada em 1799. Durante muitos anos foi o solar das posses de William, e a mais espaçosa residência privada da região central do estado de Nova Iorque. A sua filha Susan Fenimore Cooper construiu a sua casa em Cooperstown com alguns tijolos e materiais das ruínas de Otsego Hall.
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옷세고 홀
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Otsego Hall
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Federal, remodeled to Gothic in 1834
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Otsego Hall after 1834 remodeling
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Otsego Hall war ein Herrenhaus in Cooperstown (New York). Von 1834 bis zu seinem Tode 1851 war es der Wohnsitz des Schriftstellers James Fenimore Cooper. William Cooper, der Vater des Schriftstellers James Fenimore Cooper, erwarb 1786 Land am Otsego Lake von . Auf diesem gründete die Siedlung Cooperstown und begann 1796 mit dem Bau von Otsego Hall als Wohnsitz für seine Familie. Das im Federal Style gestaltete Gebäude wurde 1799 fertiggestellt und galt für viele Jahre als das größte Haus westlich von Albany (New York). Nach dem Tode William Coppers 1809 stand das Haus für einige Jahr leer, bis James Fenimore Cooper es 1834 im neugotischen Stil renovierte und zu seinem Wohnsitz machte. Bei dieser Umgestaltung des Hauses ließ er sich von dem mit ihm befreundeten Maler und Erfinder Samuel F. B. Morse beraten. 1853, zwei Jahre nach dem Tode James Fenimore Coopers, wurde Otsego Hall durch ein Feuer zerstört, seine Tochter Susan Fenimore Cooper nutzte die Ruine als Baumaterial für ein neues Haus, das sie sich in Cooperstown errichtete. An der Stelle, an der sich Otsego Hall befand, steht seit 1940 ein Denkmal für James Fenimore Cooper.
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Otsego Hall was a house in Cooperstown, New York, United States built by William Cooper, founder of the town. Construction started in 1796 and was completed by 1799 in the Federal style. For many years, it was the manor house of Cooper's landed estate, and was the one of the largest private residences in central New York. Cooper had moved his family to the settlement in 1790, and his son James Fenimore Cooper, who became an author, also lived in the house. After the death of the senior Cooper and his widow, the mansion was vacant for many years. In June 1834, James Fenimore Cooper resolved to reopen the house after an absence of nearly sixteen years. The building had been long closed and falling into decay. He had it remodelled in a castellated Gothic style. The ceiling on the first floor was raised from ten feet to thirteen feet. Also Gothic windows and battlements were installed. In this, Cooper was assisted by his friend, Samuel F. B. Morse, a painter and inventor, who designed two towers for the front and east sides of the structure. At first, Cooper spent his winters in New York City and summered in Cooperstown, but eventually he made Otsego Hall his permanent abode. The mansion burned down a few years after his death in 1851, and the surrounding property was sold by the heirs. His daughter, Susan Fenimore Cooper, built a house in Cooperstown, built mainly of bricks and material salvaged from the ruins of Otsego Hall.
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옷세고 홀은 미국 뉴욕 주 에 있는 주택으로, 쿠퍼스타운의 설립자인 가 지었다. 1796년에 건축을 시작, 1799년 완성되었다. 수년 동안 이곳은 쿠퍼의 집이었으며 뉴욕 중부에서 가장 큰 개인 주택 중 하나였다. 쿠퍼는 1790년에 정착촌으로 이사했으며, 작가가 된 쿠퍼의 아들 제임스 페니모어 쿠퍼도 그 집에 살았다.
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Otsego Hall foi uma casa em Cooperstown, Nova Iorque, Estados Unidos. Foi construída por William Cooper, fundador de Cooperstown e pai do escritor James Fenimore Cooper. A construção foi iniciada em 1796 e terminada em 1799. Durante muitos anos foi o solar das posses de William, e a mais espaçosa residência privada da região central do estado de Nova Iorque. Em Junho de 1834, James reabriu a mansão ancestral, após uma ausência de quase dezasseis anos. A mansão estivera fechada muito tempo e em decadência. Foram iniciadas reparações e a casa foi rapidamente restaurada. James passava os invernos na cidade de Nova Iorque e os verões em Cooperstown, mas acabaria por fazer de Otsego Hall a sua residência permanente. A mansão seria destruída uns anos depois da sua morte devido a um incêndio, e a propriedade vendida pelos seus herdeiros. A sua filha Susan Fenimore Cooper construiu a sua casa em Cooperstown com alguns tijolos e materiais das ruínas de Otsego Hall.
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