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COME SEE LURAY'S VICTORIAN PAINTED LADY! BREAKING NEWS, from the pages of the Page Courier, 1889: Luray continues to prosper, and a handsome new Victorian residence rises! Showcasing its parlors, well-suited for entertaining visitors who arrive by rail to see the wonders of the newly discovered Luray Caverns. Women dressed in fine silk dresses and men in their bowler hats. This elegant home boasts lofty ceilings for grace, tall windows frame the mountains and spill light out across gleaming wood floors and ornate woodwork, a proud symbol of local craftsmanship. Porches fit for gatherings on quiet evenings. The summer kitchen is the perfect set-up for breadmaking and meal preparation. TODAY: Step inside history. More than 135 years later, those same rooms invite today's guests for wine, laughter, or a cozy movie night. Those same windows frame the mountains, the same porch welcomes conversation, the summer kitchen offers the perfect office/artist space, and the same charm remains - blended seamlessly with modern comfort, lovingly preserved, standing as a mark of permanence, character, and promise for the years ahead.