Two Gilded Age Mansions, One Titanic Tragedy: The Heroic Story of Clarence Moore @ThisHouse
Two Gilded Age Mansions, One Titanic Tragedy: The Heroic Story of Clarence Moore  @ThisHouse
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Born with next to nothing, Clarence Moore climbed from West Virginia beginnings to Washington, D.C.’s elite, then boarded the RMS Titanic and never came home. In this episode of This House, we explore two mansions: the stunning Beaux-Arts Clarence Moore House in Washington DC (now the Embassy of Uzbekistan) and the lost North Shore summer estate “Swiftmoor” in Prides Crossing.

Location: Prides Crossing, MA & Washington DC

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