Moody Mansion Tour - August 18th, 2014
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Tour the Moody Mansion at 2618 Broadway Avenue in Galveston
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The tour begins in the garage where you can view cars while waiting
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First car is a sweet 1949 Cadillac Fleetwood "60" Special
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Quickly realize the Moody's favor green cars!
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The newest car on display is a 1953 Cadillac Coupe de Ville "Styleline"
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Alright, who stole the hubcaps?
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The final car is a 1931 Studebaker Dictator 8
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It is not a Moody car unless it is green, now don't be envious!
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Watch a video on the Moody family to start the $10 tour (Seniors $8)
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Narcissa Willis had the mansion built to keep up with Jones around her
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If you were important, you lived on the north side of Broadway
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Like newer McMansions, the house took up most of the yard
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Plenty of room for parking for hosted parties at the mansion
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Brick wall hid the clothes lines in the drying area
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Find the grand stairway stained glass window on the outside
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No photos inside, but the grand stairway stained glass is online
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Carriages dropped their visitors off here and they climbed the stairs
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Around the side porch to view the stairs to the front door
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View of Broadway from the corner enclosed porch
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Front yard with wall hiding the clothes drying area
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Stephen and Mavis enter the mansion after putting away their cameras
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An hour later, we exit the mansion and pose on the stairway
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Mavis' kinda house as long as someone else cleans it
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Wait for a break in traffic to get a photo from the middle of Broadway
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Corner shot with our tour members getting a porch group photo
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Opposite corner shot with historic markers included
William L. Moody, Jr. bought the house in 1900 & lived here until 1954 death
On the market during the great storm, interest grew afterward
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Children's Museum flooded to the level of the blonze plaque during Ike
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Continue around to the back of the house and parking lot