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• Great_house abstract "A great house refers to the makeup of the household. It particularly refers to large households of times past in Anglophone countries (especially those of the turn of the 20th century, i.e., the late Victorian or Edwardian era in the United Kingdom and the Gilded Age in the United States), such as the English country house, the "stately homes of England" and the homes of various "millionaires' row" (or "millionaires' mile") in some U.S. cities such as Newport, Rhode Island, with luxurious appointments and great retinues of indoor and outdoor staff. In Ireland, the term big house is usual for the houses of the Anglo-Irish ascendancy.By some reports, the summer homes of the wealthy at Newport averaged four servants per family member. There was often an elaborate hierarchy among staff, domestic workers in particular. It was considered declassé to refer to one's own townhouses, estates or villas (or those of friends) as mansions and modern etiquette books still advise that the terms house, big house or great house be used instead.As in the past, today's great houses are limited to heads of state, the very rich, or those who have inherited them; few in the developed world are staffed at the level of past centuries. The International Guild of Butlers estimates that the annual salaries of a 20-25 person household staff total in excess of US$1,000,000.In countries with supplies of cheap domestic labour, the middle classes are still able to afford household help, but not approaching the numbers involved in the running of a great house.".
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• Great_house subject Category:Domestic_work.
• Great_house subject Category:Dwellings_of_the_Pueblo_peoples.
• Great_house subject Category:House_styles.
• Great_house subject Category:House_types.
• Great_house type Artifact100021939.
• Great_house type Dwelling103259505.
• Great_house type DwellingsOfThePuebloPeoples.
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• Great_house comment "A great house refers to the makeup of the household. It particularly refers to large households of times past in Anglophone countries (especially those of the turn of the 20th century, i.e., the late Victorian or Edwardian era in the United Kingdom and the Gilded Age in the United States), such as the English country house, the "stately homes of England" and the homes of various "millionaires' row" (or "millionaires' mile") in some U.S.".
• Great_house label "Great house".
• Great_house label "منزل كبير".
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• Great_house depiction Wentworth_Woodhouse_from_A_Complete_History_of_the_County_of_York_by_Thomas_Allen_(1828-30).JPG.
• Great_house isPrimaryTopicOf Great_house.