HBO’s “The Gilded Age” was partially filmed in the opulent mansions of Newport, which are open for tours on Rhode Island’s ...

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.

The wealthiest families of the Gilded Age lived in enormous mansions outfitted with gold, marble, and priceless art. Take a look inside.

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

Mansions are fascinating, oozing with extravagant opulence or dripping with Southern charm and magnificent splendor, like the ...

The city’s long-standing connection to Black affluence and entrepreneurship is the focus of the latest season of HBO’s The ...

The Gilded Age was a period of enormous wealth for some and extreme poverty for others.

Tickets on sale for 2025 Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival, Sept. 18–21, featuring Chef Marcus Samuelsson and 20+ tasting events.

Inspired by the Mediterranean, the 56-room mansion, which is furnished with antiques and artifacts purchased at Gilded Age ...

Steps from Easton’s Beach and Thames Street, this boutique hotel offers full kitchens, family suites and five-star service.

Chef Marcus Samuelsson will headline the 20th annual Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival, scheduled for Sept. 18-21 at Rosecliff and Marble House. Tickets for all festival events go on sale to the ...

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.