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CA-462 Home of Mrs. Florence R. Golsan
Title in Caroline Armington’s etching record book: Home of Mrs. Florence R. Golsan
Year: 1930
Number: 462
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States: not mentioned.
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Total Number of Impressions: 1
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Caroline Armington’s etching record book contains the following notes for this print:
Home of Mrs. Florence R. Golsan
2309 monument av. Richmond Va
1 for Frank on old paper
Plate destroyed. No crossed print.
Price in Caroline Armington’s etching record book: none.
Plate: Plate was destroyed.
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Mrs. Florence R. Golsan (born Florence Evelyn Ramage, 1880–1958) lived at the large 1917-built mansion at 2309 Monument Avenue in Richmond, Virginia.
She was the wife of Henry Logan Golsan and the daughter of Samuel Young Ramage and Cora Evelyn Hull.
Henry Logan Golsan (born July 19, 1876) was a prominent Virginia resident and businessman. He was tied to the corporation Golsan & Nash, Inc. operating in Richmond.
The renowned New York architect William Lawrence Bottomley designed seven famous, free-standing luxury townhouses on Richmond's prestigious Monument Avenue. The landmark Golsan House, commissioned for Henry and his first wife, Florence Ramage Golsan, was the first of these homes. The entire architecturally significant project concluded its timeline in 1929.
Later in life, she was closely connected to local preservation and society in Richmond.
