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LBJ, captivated
by Alice, and she
with him, made
many solo trips
Longlea...
minium arrangement. It would be used as a clubhouse with dining and inn facilities for members and guests. Other community facilities for residents would include tennis courts, a swimming pool, trails for horseback riding, a show ring, paddock, stables, hunting areas, and a demonstration farm.” Half-acre lots would sell for $1,870 ($100 down, $23 a month). Each lot would have a 10-foot easement at the back to provide miles of riding trails for the community.
A corporation, Longlea Manor, was organized on a non-profit basis to represent Longlea residents and to hold title to the common lands and the manor house. Alice Glass Kirkpatrick and her husband were among the directors of the corporation. Closing was set for July 4,1965. But another entity appeared on the scene and the Institute for American Strategy announced on November 9, 1965, that a Freedom Studies Center would be established at Longlea on a 671-acre estate with its manor house. Another era of idealism would follow under the aegis of the American Security Council Foundation.
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