It is an enjoyable little kayak excursion to the island. Include gps location with grave photos where possible. . Save to an Ancestry Tree, a virtual cemetery, your clipboard for pasting or Print. This account has been disabled. It was there in 1914 that Moore built a charming lakefront estate that she called Wychwood. Emerald Bay also reminded her of a Norwegian fjord with it steep surrounding slopes and deep blue water. The natural setting of Lake Tahoe reminded her of Northern Europe. Soon after, Lindbergh approached the Knights to fund his groundbreaking trans-Atlantic flight. Readers around Lake Tahoe, Truckee, and beyond make the Sierra Sun's work possible. Illinois, USA. His body was taken to the Moore home, to Lora, in a private ambulance. To view a photo in more detail or edit captions for photos you added, click the photo to open the photo viewer. After traveling to Scandinavia Mrs. Knight along with her architect returned to the Lake Tahoe area and started construction on the Castle with ideas they gathered on their European tour. Although their marriage was short-lived, Lora and Harry Knight were among the small group of St. Louis, Missouri, businessmen who were the principal financial backers of Charles Lindberghs famed 1927 flight across the Atlantic from New York to Paris. Emerald Bay also reminded her of a Norwegian fjord with its steep surrounding slopes and deep blue water. Louis. She also clearly had an eye for real estate. Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality, locally relevant journalism. Please reset your password. Flowers added to the memorial appear on the bottom of the memorial or here on the Flowers tab. The Later Years. The property had a boat house constructed for her mahogany cabin cruiser named Valkyrie and a teahouse constructed on Fannette Island made from bricks cut from local granite. Now more than ever, your support is critical to help us keep our community informed about the evolving coronavirus pandemic and the impact it is having locally. Pieces of wood resembling spikes adorn the gutters in a nod to the Scandinavian custom people used to ward off evil spirits. The horse stable housed 60 thoroughbreds. During construction of the main house Lora turned her attention to Fannette Island in the middle of Emerald Bay. Lora Josephine Knight (1 May 1864 - 26 June 1945) was a philanthropist from California who was at one time one of the wealthiest women in America according to newspaper reports. After Edward Smalls death, William and James took over the firm and formed the Moore Brothers partnership. They traveled across Scandinavia for research and inspiration before laying the foundation in the late summer of 1928 for Vikingsholm. This flower has been reported and will not be visible while under review. She filled the house with original Scandinavian antiques and replicas she commissioned from artisans. Lora Small was born in Galena, Illinois, in 1864. Everyone heads for Emerald Bay, with its waterfall, beach and famed Scandinavian mansion, Vikingsholm, built in 1928 by Lora Josephine Knight and open for tours. As fate would have it, Lora married James and her sister Ada married William. A sprinkler system was even included on the roof. Please enter your email address and we will send you an email with a reset password code. He had planned to make the area into a development for Hollywood elite, but the plan never materialized and he sold the property to Harvey West. Lora Josephine Knight (1 May 1864 - 26 June 1945) was a philanthropist from California who was at one time one of the wealthiest women in America according to newspaper reports. James Lick, a Pennsylvania Dutchman, first struck it rich in the California Gold Rush and then parlayed his luck into a fortune by investing in San Franciscos booming real estate market. She also exhibited baskets made by the famous Washoe weaver Dat-So-La-Lee. Photos larger than 8Mb will be reduced. Support timbers were hand hewn and interior wallboard meticulously hand planed, while metal fixtures like fireplace screens, hinges and latches were hand forged on-site. The figure the Armstrongs couldnt walk away from was $250,000, about $3.7 million when adjusted for inflation. Emerald Bay also reminded her of a Norwegian fjord with it steep surrounding slopes and deep blue water. From there they strolled back down to Vikingsholm.. Her first lakefront mansion was called Wychwood and was just north of Dollar Point, where the Chinquapin condominiums are today. In total, construction of Vikingsholm was estimated to cost $500,000. Knight had already spent 16 summers in Tahoe before she built Vikingsholm. To add a flower, click the Leave a Flower button. Tahoe historian Mark McLaughlinis a nationally published author and professional speaker and former freelance writer for Tahoe Magazine. [5], In 1924, the Knights hired Myron Hunt to build a home they named Cima del Mundo in Santa Barbara, California on the Montecito hillside. In the early 1920s, Lora Small Moore married Harry French Knight, a stockbroker from St. Louis. Thanks for your help! This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. In 1928, Mrs. Knight had her mind firmly set on Emerald Bay to build her "castle of the sky." She gave the family who owned the land an offer they couldn't refuse. Every contribution, however large or small, will make a difference. Your email address will not be published. In 1928, Mrs. Lora Josephine Knight purchased Armstrong's land with the need to construct a summer house that may praise the magnificent pure environment. The Moore brothers had a controlling interest in a handful of large corporations, including United States Steel, Union Pacific, Rock Island Railroad and National Biscuit, or Nabisco. One newspaper article, published in the Reno Gazette Journal, said Nathaniel was lavish with money. He once invited a few friends to Broadway and hosted a $20,000 dinner. She spent 15 summers at the mansion before passing away peacefully in her home in 1945 (and leaving a thousand dollars for each of her employees for every year they worked for her). A curious man, Lick had always been interested in astronomy. She and her friends would take a motor boat from her mansion on the shore out to the island in the afternoon. In a fjord-like setting at Lake Tahoe's Emerald Bay State Park, the 38-room Vikingsholm castle is a rare masterpiece of Scandinavian architecture. In 1884, Lora gave birth to their only child, a son Nathaniel, who later married Helen Fargo, heiress to the Wells Fargo banking dynasty founded in San Francisco during the Gold Rush. Try again later. Construction on the castle began in the spring of 1929 and proceeded quickly as 200 workmen and artisans, housed in temporary barracks, quarried nearby stone and cut lumber. 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The sibling entrepreneurs eventually amassed quite a fortune with controlling interest in a number of large American corporations such as the Diamond Match Company, U.S. Steel and National Biscuit (Nabisco), the maker of Oreo cookies. She was a major promoter and financial backer of Charles Lindbergh's flight across the Atlantic in the Spirit of St. Louis; and donated to a number of other causes and funded various building projects including her own . Mrs. Knight insisted that the natural environment of Emerald Bay be protected and so no trees were cut in the vicinity of the estate and the home was built around several large trees. Are you adding a grave photo that will fulfill this request? Despite the expense and effort, the tea house was rarely used, even though Lora spent all her summers at Vikingsholm until her death in 1945. based on information from your browser. She then commissioned Lennart Palme, a Swedish architect to whom she was related by marriage, to design Vikingsholm. In fact, Vikingsholm was commissioned by Mrs Lora Josephine Knight who had been in love with Scandinavian fjords. This memorial has been copied to your clipboard. Their Wisconsin chateau boasted 27 rooms, a wine cellar and a two-lane bowling alley. Lora Josephine Knight's legacy is enshrined in the magnificent Scandinavian castle "Vikingsholm" that she had built at Emerald Bay in 1929, but her first property at Tahoe was actually located at Chinquapin, a sheltered cove just east of Dollar Point in Carnelian Bay. They also spent time at their luxury homes in Illinois and Wisconsin. As soon as the snow melted in spring 1929, some 200 craftsmen arrived to build Vikingsholm. What Makes It Unique: In the late 1920s, Mrs. Lora Josephine Knight purchased land on Emerald Bay. This marriage was not successful, and they were divorced prior to the building of Vikingsholm. Her father, Edward Small, was a corporate lawyer who took on two brothers as partners in his law practice William Henry Moore and James Hobart Moore. The horse stable housed 60 thoroughbreds. They visited Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden drawing inspiration for centuries old buildings and castles.. Construction of Vikingsholm began in the fall of 1928. James Hobart Moore passed away in 1916 at their home in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Stones were quarried from the back of their property, where Eagle Falls spills over granite cliffs. Those wishing to know more can enjoy one of the daily guided tours from Memorial Day weekend until the end of September. She was born Lora Josephine Small in Galena, Illinois, in 1864 - one of a family of four daughters and one son. She then had 200 workers build Vikingsholm. She married James Hobart Moore, who she met while he worked with her father in his law practice, and who along with his brother became rich by gaining controlling interests in a large number of companies such as the Diamond Match Company, U.S. Steel, Union Pacific, and Nabisco. The legacy of Lora Knight and why Vikingsholm is one of the finest examples of Scandinavian architecture in North America. You need a Find a Grave account to continue. Lick leaned toward Von Schmidts recommendation, but the dying benefactor designated a committee to make the final decision. She had a granite teahouse that resembled a small castle built on the crest of the island. Despite its ancient motif, Vikingsholm had all the conveniences available in the 1930s, including electricity, modern fixtures and private baths in the bedrooms. Burial Details Unknown. Armstrong's land was purchased by Lora Josephine Knight in 1928 at a sum of $250,000 with the intent of creating a grand summer home residence that would reflect the area's natural beauty. They visited Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden as they inspected buildings dating back 1,000 years. Emerald Bay State Park, South Lake Tahoe, Ca.. Editor's note: This story originally ran in January 2021. Impressed by her architect nephew Lennart Palme's Nordic-inspired home in New York, Mrs. Knight travelled to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and . cemeteries found within miles of your location will be saved to your photo volunteer list. Knight, a prominent philanthropist and backer of Charles Lindbergh's historic 1927 transatlantic flight, was inspired by her frequent European travels . by BlackBoxGuild on Envato Elements Stock Video by BlackBoxGuild. . Mrs. Knight had it graded in 1929 for $10,000 so that she and her guests could arrive by automobile. Vikingsholm Castle was build as the summer home of millionaire heiress Lora Josephine Knight in 1929. Oops, something didn't work. The locally quarried granite boulders were ferried by barge to the island where derricks lifted them stone by stone. After Lora's father passed, the brothers took over the law firm and together, they became incredibly wealthy businessmen based in Chicago. Despite the expense and effort, the tea house was rarely used, even though Lora spent all her summers at Vikingsholm until her death in 1945. She had a single-lane dirt road constructed to the property so her and her guest could arrive by car. In 1884, Lora gave birth to their only child, a son Nathaniel, who later married Helen Fargo, heiress to the Wells Fargo banking dynasty founded in San Francisco during the Gold Rush. Come summer, the hiking trails are full of visitors, and state parks rangers open the castle for guided tours. It was the first permanently occupied mountaintop observatory in the world and for nearly 10 years its telescope was the largest ever built. Their Wisconsin chateau boasted 27 rooms, a wine cellar and a two-lane bowling alley. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate. The Castle has 38 rooms, and unusual architecture with a sod roof seeded with wildflowers, dragon heads on the edge of the . Drugs were suspected. In order to preserve the natural environment of Emerald Bay, Knight insisted that local Tahoe materials be used with the exception of the leaded windows with pastel stained-glass panes imported from Sweden. In 1928 Mrs. Lora Josephine Knight. The castle was constructed as a summer home for the very wealthy Lora Josephine Knight. The roof of the north and south wings is topped with sod where grass and flowers grow each spring. By the 1870s Lick was in poor health, but still fiercely determined to build the observatory. The property passed through two more landowners before California State Parks bought 177 acres, including the island and the structures, in 1953 for $150,000. Mrs. Knight had it graded in 1929 for $10,000 so that she and her guests could arrive by automobile. Nearby Fannette Island, the only island in the lake, has the remains of Knight's "Tea House" perched atop its craggy peak and is a popular spot for picnics and parties. In the summer, when guests would visit her at her castle on the shore of Emerald Bay, called Vikingsholm, the butler would row her and her friends across the bay to the island for tea time. Afternoon Hike in D.L. Lora Knight filled her castle with original antiques she picked up in Scandinavia. Nathan was an avid golfer and a participating member of the American Olympic team that won the gold medal at the 1904 Summer Games in Missouri. Lora and her husband, James, traveled extensively in California and to foreign countries. Finnish carpenters were then brought in to hew timber, while a Scandinavian craftsman was hired to create the intricate exterior wood carvings. Her father Edward A. As fate would have it, Lora married James and her sister Ada married William. The 38-bedroom castle was constructed between 1928 and 1929 for Mrs. Lora Josephine Knight, who used it as a summer retreat. During the 1920s, Mrs. Lora Josephine Knight had Vikingsholm built, as well as the Tea House on Fannette Island. The year before she purchased land in Emerald Bay, she was one of the primary financial backers to Charles Lindberghs first flight across the Atlantic, from New York to Paris. There is 1 volunteer for this cemetery. In Santa Barbara, Knight built a 22,000-square-foot villa on the hillside of Montecito. In 1922, Lora married Harry French Knight. She then commissioned Lennart Palme, a Swedish architect to whom she was related by marriage, to design Vikingsholm. And if you're visiting in the summer, you can take a tour of the property. Bliss . Year should not be greater than current year. Lennart Palme said: The problem of placing Vikingsholm without disturbing the trees was perhaps the trickiest I have had to solve either abroad or in these United States.. For a birthday present, his father wrote him a check for $100,000. Vikingsholm was designed by Lennart Palme in 1928 as the summer home of Lora Josephine Knight, with construction completed in 1929. [1][3] She also built a small teahouse on Fannette Island inside the bay. This is a carousel with slides. [4][10], "The legacy of Lora Knight and why Vikingsholm is one of the finest examples of Scandinavian architecture in North America", "The mysterious castle in Lake Tahoe's Emerald Bay", "The History of Lora Knight and Her Vikingsholm", "Vikingsholm: A Brief History (Nordic Castle at Emerald Bay)", "The mysteries and stories of the Harry F. Knight House", "LORA J. KNIGHT; Former Wife of Stock Broker, Financed Lindbergh Flight", "GETS DIVORCE IN RENO COURT California Digital Newspaper Collection", "Clipping from Reno Gazette-Journal - Newspapers.com", "Historic Vikingsholm at Emerald Bay always in need of attention, support", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lora_Josephine_Knight&oldid=1101022867, This page was last edited on 28 July 2022, at 22:31. She was a major promoter and financial backer of Charles Lindbergh's flight across the Atlantic in the Spirit of St. Louis; and donated to a number of other causes and funded various building projects including her own . She was a major promoter and financial backer of Charles Lindbergh's flight across the Atlantic in the Spirit of St. Louis; and donated to a number of other causes and funded various building projects including her own summer retreat Vikingsholm, for which she is most known. Inside, Knight decorated and furnished with antiques she purchased and shipped from Scandinavia. Palme and Knight traveled to Scandinavia that summer to research the design features that would be incorporated into her Tahoe castle. In later years, Charles Lindbergh frequently visited Lora Knight at her Santa Barbara estate and the Vikingsholm castle as well. [1] Knight often entertained guests such as her friend Charles Lindbergh at Vikingsholm. With her first husband, she had a 27-room estate at Lake Geneva, a retreat for Midwestern tycoons, according to the Chicago Tribune. Those wishing to know more can enjoy one of the daily guided tours through the end of September. She exhibited Indian baskets, including some by the noted Washoe weaver Dat-So-La-Lee, also known as Louisa Keyser. Death 26 Jun 1945 (aged 81) Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA. In early 1916 they bought a home near Santa Barbara hoping that the mild Mediterranean climate might improve his condition, but he died on July 20, 1916, leaving Lora an estate worth $15 million. 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