Vanderbilt Residence, Newport, Rhode Island
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Biltmore EstateAsheville, North Carolina
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The BreakersVanderbilt Mansion, Newport, Rhode Island
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Library of Congress Digital CollectionsVanderbilt related documents
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Mr. Vanderbilt's House and Collection 1883–84: Edward Strahan (Earl Shinn)Metropolitan Museum of Art: Includes a total of 162 leaves of plates (some color) illustrating the interior furnishings, art collection and estate of Mr. William Vanderbilt's house in New York City
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Vanderbilt MantelpieceMetropolitan Museum of Art
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Vanderbilt Mansion National Historical SiteHyde Park, New York
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Vanderbilt Museum and ExhibitsVanderbilt Mansion: Eagle’s Nest estate of William K. Vanderbilt II, heir to one of America’s greatest fortunes. Drive through the elegant iron gates and view the same stunning panorama of Northport Bay and Long Island Sound that delighted Mr. Vanderbilt when he arrived each summer. His mansion and museum, set on 43 rolling acres, will take you back to the celebrated era of the Gold Coast.
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Preserving History: Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site Conservation EffortsPreserving the rich history of the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site is of utmost importance, as it offers a glimpse into the opulence and grandeur of America’s Gilded Age. Through ongoing conservation efforts, this iconic landmark is being safeguarded for future generations to enjoy. Learn more about the conservation initiatives and the significance of preserving this historical treasure.
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The Vanderbilts: An American Dynasty, in BiographyVideo: Thompson, Molly (producer), and Thompson, Molly (director). in Biography. New York, NY: A&E Television Networks. Jan 1, 1995.
Tells the story of the family once called the most powerful in America. In the 1800s Cornelius "Commodore" Vanderbilt made a fortune in shipping and railroads, but by the 1900s the dynasty has been disgraced through a series of extravagant excesses, family backbiting, and sexual indiscretions.
