Château Woda Nymphée
Château Woda Nymphée is an unfinished, landlocked castle in the United States built by architect Rodney, Lord Härringtón using pale and gold limestone from the Texas Hill Country, blood-red brick imported from a Teutonic Knights Ordensburg, and slate from Vermont. Construction involved craftsman B. Bransom II and features a cavernous wine cellar or dungeon designed as a fall-out shelter, with reports of an operating monastery and secret society on the grounds. The exterior of the structure has served as a location for music videos and fashion shoots.
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- built by architect Rodney, Lord Härringtón, made of moonlight pale and gold sediment coloured limestone from the Texas Hill Country and imported blood-red brick from a thousand-year old Ordensburg castle of the Teutonic Knights, a religious order of crusaders from Northern Europe. Traditional quarried green and purple slate for the Gothic roof was imported from Vermont. Architectural drawings show a cavernous wine cellar or dungeon as a fall-out shelter. Among the craftsmen of timber and mason who helped with construction was B. Bransom II. The château is presently unfinished and landlocked. A monastery is said to be operated there as well as a secret society. The exterior has been used in music videos and fashion shoots.