Ravenswood is an Italian Renaissance Revival style mansion built in 1912 by architect Arthur Brown Jr. for the wealthy mining magnate Robert Dollar. The expansive estate features a grand two-story residence with a red tile roof, elegant courtyards, and extensive formal gardens.
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2155 3rd St., Livermore, California
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4951 Arroyo Rd., Livermore Division Campus, Livermore, California
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291 Mcleod St., Livermore, California
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