Steve Shell
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3,475 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 3d ago
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And drive her.
to the station.
The sprawling grounds of Penderin Hall sat in the southeastern corner of Bolton Township outside of Philadelphia.
It was a majestic limestone edifice in the neoclassical revival style.
With over fifty five lavishly appointed bedrooms, an indoor swimming pool.
A cavernous wine cellar.
and an art gallery that could easily hold a thousand assembled dignitaries and socialites with ease.
Given that the house shared its name with the birthplace of railway steam locomotion, it was frequently described in society columns as a temple honoring the industry where the Locke family had made its fortune.
But while James and Locke had indeed hired the most talented architects and contractors in the country to erect the stunning man,
He had not, in fact, built it as a tribute to his life's work.
Pender and Hall.
was a love letter to his late wife Annabella.
After she had stood by him throughout his rise to power as a titan of industry, Jamison Locke had set about building a place for the woman who was the queen of his heart.
He had chosen the name because the small town in Wales, that was the home of the Steelworks, that birthed the first steam engine to ever run on rails, was where he had taken his bride on their honeymoon.
The business contacts he made there and the work he did while they were there aside, it was the happiest time of his life.
Before the shadows pushed his mind into the fever dream of his service to his dread masters, before the children came along and changed their marriage, as all children must do, he had kissed a pretty girl on a cobblestone street and celebrated their union.
She was his everything.
So he built her a mansion that reflected that love.
These days.
The halls of Penderin were the home of Haman Locke and his only son Solomon, among other assorted family members loyal to Haman and his cause.
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