The Vanderbilts built so many homes on Fifth Avenue, a portion of it was coined "Vanderbilt Row," but the opulent residences ...

New York City's Fifth Avenue was once home to "Millionaires' Row," where the wealthiest business tycoons of the Gilded Age ...

Newport’s mansions are more than relics of opulence—they are living chronicles of ambition, technological innovation, and changing social tides in Gilded Age America. Each estate bears the hallmark of ...

The Vanderbilt family built so many homes on Fifth Avenue during the Gilded Age, a portion of it was coined "Vanderbilt Row," ...

Just think of the dinner parties you could throw at this restored Second Empire Victorian in Beacon, New York.

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Set on 35 acres, the New York compound includes a barn, an equestrian training ring and a Versailles-like ballroom with a ...

Visitors can explore the mansion at their own pace via the self-guided audio tour available in nearly a dozen languages (some ...

A Gilded Age mansion on the Upper East Side just traded for a steep discount. An entity tied to hedge fund manager Joseph DiMenna sold the historic townhouse at 10 East 67th Street for $36 million, ...

Land swaps at Georgia's Cumberland Island National Seashore have watchdog groups concerned that a new Gilded Age could return to what was once a Carnegie family playground.

While you patiently await Season 4 of "The Gilded Age," you can explore Newport like a van Rhijn or a Russell.