Biltmore Trivia Cross Word

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Across
  1. 1. Of the many rooms in the Biltmore House, 35 of them were what type of room?
  2. 2. How many children did Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt have?
  3. 8. How many plumbed bathrooms does the Biltmore House have? (Most homes at this time had zero! Gross!)
  4. 9. The Biltmore has 250 different __________
  5. 12. How old was Mr. Vanderbilt when he discovered the lands that would one day become the Biltmore estate?
  6. 14. Mr. Vanderbilt died at the age of 51 from a blood clot due to complications from _______
  7. 17. What is not permitted while taking special tours of the Biltmore House that is allowed whilst taking a general tour?
  8. 18. Who originally owned the Biltmore estate?
  9. 20. The original acreage of Biltmore was approximately 125,000 acres and included property later sold to the federal government to creat ______ National Forest
Down
  1. 1. The largest room in the Biltmore house is the _______ _________ with a seven story high ceiling and triple fireplace
  2. 3. The landscaper who designed Biltmore Estate, Frederick Law Olmsted, also designed what famous park in New York?
  3. 4. What was the name of the Vanderbilt’s beloved pet St. Bernard?
  4. 5. The Biltmore estate houses a ________ not established until 1985
  5. 6. What popular 90’s movie filmed a scene on a road of the Biltmore estate that currently leads to Antler Hill Village and Winery?
  6. 7. Mr. Vanderbilt owned more than 22,000 of these, half of which are still displayed in the house today.
  7. 10. The Biltmore estate has a man made pond named ______ Pond
  8. 11. The Biltmore hides a secret passage to the guest bedrooms from which room in the house?
  9. 13. There are 65 of these seen around the Biltmore House.
  10. 15. The inside of the Biltmore house is more than ________ acres of floor space
  11. 16. The Biltmore opened their doors to guests for the first time on the eve of which holiday?
  12. 19. Almost 10 million pounds of this was used to build the Biltmore Estate(Some of it even shipped from Indiana!)