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Cat’s Meow Village Haunted House Loch Aerie Mansion | 1992 Shelf Sitter | Signed 1999 | Vintage Home Collectible
Cat’s Meow Village Haunted House Loch Aerie Mansion | 1992 Shelf Sitter | Signed 1999 | Vintage Home Collectible
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A Cat’s Meow Village Haunted House shelf sitter with spooky elegance, the Loch Aerie Mansion from 1992, signed 1999.
This piece is part of the Haunted House series, hand screen printed on both sides and crafted in 3/4” thick wood.
The iconic Loch Aerie Mansion of Pennsylvania is a 6,552 sq ft, four-story stone mansion built in 1865 from Pennsylvania Blue Marble and Limestone.
As with every Cat’s Meow collectible, you’ll find Casper the black cat hidden on the design.
Details:
• Brand: Cat’s Meow Village
• Series: Haunted House / Loch Aerie Mansion
• Year: 1992 design, made & signed in 1999
• Material: Handcrafted wood
• Dimensions: 6.75” W x 5.75” H x 0.75” D
• Condition: Very good vintage; some paint flaws and a scratch on the back
• Handcrafted in Wooster, Ohio
• Retired
The Loch Aerie Mansion in Chester County, Pennsylvania, is a historic Italianate Gothic Revival mansion built in 1865. The mansion's imposing Italianate and Victorian Gothic design has long made it a local focal point for ghost stories and urban legends.
Built by wealthy businessman William E. Lockwood, the estate was so massive and isolated that Lockwood installed elaborate, ahead-of-their-time burglar alarms and hired private guards to ward off vagabonds and "tramps". Local stories often romanticize the spirits of the old estate as remnants of the Lockwood family or trespassers from the 19th century.
The property's grittiest, most real-world violent history occurred in the 1970s when the mansion was reportedly rented out or used as a clubhouse by the Warlocks motorcycle gang. Shootouts involving rival gangs and police left visible bullet holes in the plaster, adding a dark, tangible edge to its shadowy local reputation.
This piece is part of the Haunted House series, hand screen printed on both sides and crafted in 3/4” thick wood.
The iconic Loch Aerie Mansion of Pennsylvania is a 6,552 sq ft, four-story stone mansion built in 1865 from Pennsylvania Blue Marble and Limestone.
As with every Cat’s Meow collectible, you’ll find Casper the black cat hidden on the design.
Details:
• Brand: Cat’s Meow Village
• Series: Haunted House / Loch Aerie Mansion
• Year: 1992 design, made & signed in 1999
• Material: Handcrafted wood
• Dimensions: 6.75” W x 5.75” H x 0.75” D
• Condition: Very good vintage; some paint flaws and a scratch on the back
• Handcrafted in Wooster, Ohio
• Retired
The Loch Aerie Mansion in Chester County, Pennsylvania, is a historic Italianate Gothic Revival mansion built in 1865. The mansion's imposing Italianate and Victorian Gothic design has long made it a local focal point for ghost stories and urban legends.
Built by wealthy businessman William E. Lockwood, the estate was so massive and isolated that Lockwood installed elaborate, ahead-of-their-time burglar alarms and hired private guards to ward off vagabonds and "tramps". Local stories often romanticize the spirits of the old estate as remnants of the Lockwood family or trespassers from the 19th century.
The property's grittiest, most real-world violent history occurred in the 1970s when the mansion was reportedly rented out or used as a clubhouse by the Warlocks motorcycle gang. Shootouts involving rival gangs and police left visible bullet holes in the plaster, adding a dark, tangible edge to its shadowy local reputation.
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