The foyer and staircase at Marble House. John W. Corbett — The Preservation Society of Newport County Alva Vanderbilt chose a golden-brown Italian marble for the floors, walls, and grand staircase.

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Marble House. Alexander Nesbitt — The Preservation Society of Newport County The mansion cost a total of $11 million to construct in 1892, the equivalent of around $387 million today.

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