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Sunday, August 08, 2010

Famous Freemasons' "Man Caves"

Check out the Art of Manliness site and their article 14 Famous Man Caves. They feature manly man rooms of several Freemasons, including: Teddy Roosevelt's trophy room, Mark Twain’s "writing hut" as well as his billiard room, and Winston Churchill's art studio.

One comment also recommended Brother Rudyard Kipling’s library at Bateman’s, East Sussex, England (below).


Couldn't agree more.
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1 comment:

  1. Michael ShirleyMon Aug 09, 07:48:00 AM 2010

    Churchill's study at Chartwell isn't bad either: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4013/4384933479_c333ef229f.jpg

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