First up is an explosive interview with Nigeria Super Falcons head coach Randy Waldrum who holds nothing back. Phase one is budgeted to cost between $20-and-$30-million to restore the grounds and mechanical systems phase two, a $25 million budgeted plan to tackle the formal gardens and building restorations and the final phase would cost approximately $40 million for furnishings and other finishings, according to the foundation’s website.It's Women's World Cup time and On The Whistle are excited to bring you a series of big interviews ahead of the showpiece in Australia and New Zealand. Restoration is anticipated to be a multi-step process encompassing the 34-acre grounds, which also includes Lynnewood Hall, Lynnewood Lodge and the Gatehouse. “Using only the highest standards of conservation craftsmanship, sustainability principles and research, the Foundation will create an important cultural site while providing educational, recreational, and work opportunities for the communities of Greater Philadelphia.” “The Lynnewood Hall Preservation Foundation is committed to seeing Lynnewood Hall return to being an active contributor to the local community and beyond,” read a statement on the organization’s website.

The organization has spent $9 million so far in acquisition costs. The foundation, dedicated to overseeing the property, announced its plans to restore the Gilded Age-era estate. Widener and his family in 1899, Elkins Park-based nonprofit the Lynnewood Hall Preservation Foundation acquired the property on June 30, some 124 years later. ELKINS PARK - A 19th century mansion held in high esteem could soon be revived to its former glory.

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