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American TV series or program
| America's Castles
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| Genre
| Video
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| Narrated by
| Joe van Riper
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| Country of origin
| United States
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| Original language
| English
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| No.
of seasons
| 9
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| No.
of episodes
| 25+
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|
| Executive producer
| Scott Galloway
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| Production locations
| Conrad Mansion (Kalispell, Montana)
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| Running time
| 45 minutes
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| Production company
| Cinetel Productions
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| Network
| A&E Network
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| Release
| January 9, 1994
(
1994-01-09
)
?
July 15, 2005
(
2005-07-15
)
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America's Castles
is a
documentary television series
that aired on
A&E Network
from
1994
to
2005
.
[1]
Through interviews, historic photos and newly shot footage, the program documents the mansions and summer homes of the
high society
of
The Gilded Age
. The series is narrated by Joe van Riper and many episodes feature architectural expert
Richard Guy Wilson
.
Featured homes
[
edit
]
Longue Vue in New Orleans (Cotton Kings episode)
References
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edit
]
