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Step inside one of California’s most enchanting and misunderstood mansions — a petite château perched above Redlands, built from ambition, transformed by beauty, and saved from oblivion by the very community that grew around it. Kimberly Crest is more than a Victorian home; it is the surviving heartbeat of a paper empire, a garden masterpiece shaped by vision and devotion, and a forgotten landmark that nearly slipped through history’s fingers. In this documentary, we unravel the entire story of this extraordinary estate: from Cornelia Hill’s dream of a European-style castle, to the arrival of industrial titan John Kimberly and his wife Helen, whose love for art, architecture, and horticulture reshaped the hilltop forever. We follow the creation of its legendary terraced gardens, the family life lived behind its stained-glass windows, its unexpected journey into Hollywood cinema, and the final act of generosity that transformed the mansion into a public treasure. Today, Kimberly Crest stands as a living museum — a place where koi glide through lily ponds, sunlight moves across Victorian woodwork, and the echoes of the Gilded Age still linger among the terraces. This video tells the full, untold history of the house that outlived its owners and became a symbol of heritage, resilience, and enduring beauty. Copyright & Fair Use Disclaimer • This video is a non-commercial, educational history documentary created for commentary, criticism and research. • Some archival photos and footage are used under the principles of Fair Use (Section 107, U.S. Copyright Act) for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.