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Throughout the subsequent decades, the estate was carefully preserved, avoiding drastic alterations or demolition, as previous many old mansions succumbed to neglect or redevelopment. Its preservation underscores the lasting importance of Marion's impact—not only as an innovator in cinema but also as a patron of European-style architecture in America.
A Testament to Creative Vision and Cultural Heritage
Today, Marion Castle stands as a testament to Frank Marion’s visionary spirit—linking the golden age of silent film with a residence of exceptional beauty and historical significance. Over 100 years later, it still gazes over Long Island Sound, whispering stories of early American cinema, innovation, and the pursuit of beauty.