Swift bought “Holiday House,” her Watch Hill mansion, back in 2013, and even wrote a song about the divorcee who once lived ...

“What fun,” beamed Rebekah Harkness. As for Obolensky ... life for a man whose first two wives were Czar Alexander II’s daughter Catherine and Vincent Astor’s daughter Alice.

The song, which is featured on Swift's album "Folklore," highlights a snapshot in the life of Rebekah Harkness, who was also known as Betty Harkness. Harkness lived in the home, often referred to ...

“Taylor deserves a kitchen in this house worthy of both an icon and an heiress—something Rebekah Harkness, the original owner, would approve of,” the designer and author says. “I’d love to see a ...

It became infamous in the 1940s after the oil heiress and socialite Rebekah Harkness bought the property and led a lavish lifestyle. The home, and Harkness’s time there, featured prominently ...

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Purchased in 2013 for $17 million in cash, the house famously inspired her song “The Last Great American Dynasty”, which chronicles the life of the estate’s former owner, Rebekah Harkness.

The home once belonged to composer and socialite Rebekah Harkness, who was married to William Hale 'Bill' Harkness. She is known to have been the inspiration for Swift's hit, The Great American ...