Dec 28, 2012 · Vernon Court is generally considered to be one of the grandest "cottages" in Newport. The estate, which occupies one entire block, was built for Mrs. Richard van Nest Gambrill, Anna, of Peacock New Jersey in 1898 as an adaption of a french 17th century chateau.

Jan 22, 2013 · The Petit Salon, originally the Marie-Antoinette Reception Room, sits opposite the main entrance in the Marble Hall. With walls of the pale lavender and white plaster traceries from Louis XIV's France, it was where guests were first received.

Vernon Court: Inside One of Newport's Most Luxurious Cottages

Vernon Court: Inside One of Newport's Most Luxurious Cottages

Vernon Court: Inside One of Newport's Most Luxurious Cottages youtube.com Step into the opulent world of Newport, Rhode Island’s Gilded Age with Vernon Court, a stunning Beaux-Arts masterpiece designed by Carrère and Hastings.Like,...

Dec 29, 2012 · Guy And Mary Van Pelt In The Reception Room of Elm Court, Which Is Famous For It's Large Collection of Furniture (Photo: New York Times)

Vernon Court and National Museum of American Illustration in Newport, USA - sight map, attraction information, photo and list of walking tours containing this attraction. Get offline map and directions using our GPSmyCity self-guided walking tours app for your mobile device.

Vernon Court, a stunning mansion commissioned by Anna Van Nest Gambrill in 1900, boasts a French classical style inspired by the Chateau d'Haroue. Once hailed as one of America's most beautiful mansions, it remained under the ownership of the Gambrill family until 1956 before passing through several hands.

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Sep 3, 2012 · Built in 1898 by Carrere and Hastings. Its design is based on Chateau Haroue near Nancy, France. Today it is home to the National Museum of American Illustration. Click here for more of my photos of Vernon Court.