Before you settle in for a rainy evening with "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" here's a round-up of Elizabeth Taylor's many houses. Before she bought one Beverly Hills house with Michael Wilding, they "hopped over the wall to get a better look at the property. Realizing that the sliding glass door was unlocked, the couple crept inside and began exploring the home. Elizabeth quickly fell in love. What she didn’t know was that the home, which was made of glass and adobe, was designed by architect George MacLean with her in mind." And in case you were wondering, Taylor will be buried in the Westwood Village Memorial Park. *UPDATE: She's actually being buried at Forest Lawn in Glendale. [Taylor's last reported house, on Nimes Road in Bel Air, via Elizabeth Taylor Archives] [Elizabeth Taylor Archives/TMZ]
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