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Prabhupada's Palace of Gold was
built by devotees as the first of seven
temples in America, resembling the seven main temples in Vrindavan,
India. Since opening in 1979, the Palace of Gold has welcomed
visitors from all over the world, and guided tours are available.
The Palace is located a few miles off Route 250 near Limestone, WV
which isn't very far from Moundsville, WV. You'll find a map and
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Looking from the Palace of Gold a person can view scenic hilltops in three states: West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio |
| Map showing the grounds at New Vrindaban with Srila Prabhupada's Palace of Gold, the Sri Sri Radha-Vrindaban Chandra Temple and other attractions |
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WELCOME Prabhupada's Palace of Gold Memorial Shrine PALACE OPEN DAILY 4/1-8/31 10am-8pm 9/1-3/31 10am-5pm TEMPLE & LODGE <----1/4 MILE |
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Turn off Route 250 onto Palace Road (the small unmarked road that heads east just below the word "Limestone" on the Google map below). There is a large sign for the Palace of Gold at this intersection on Route 250. Follow Palace Road several miles to the Palace of Gold. |
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Ornate gold trim and detail |
| Some of the Palace's 31 stained glass windows |
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The stained glass colors are especially beautiful when viewed from inside the Palace of Gold |
| In addition to hearing the unusual call of live Peacocks outside on the grounds, don't miss this fantastic peacock feature inside the Palace |
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Teakwood from India was used for intricate carvings that add to the beauty of 52 varieties of marble and onyx |
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| Looking out over Prabhupada's Palace of Gold Lake |
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All America Rose Selections Public Rose Garden |
| Palace lion |
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Looking up toward the swan boat house and lake |
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WEST VIRGINIA AND OTHER LINKS |
| Palace of Gold Rose Garden photos |
| Moundsville WV - Indian Mound |
| Morgantown West Virginia, WVU |
| Wheeling, WV Suspension Bridge |
| Wheeling, West Virginia |
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