The Vanderbilt mansions then and now — the lost palaces of Manhattan's Fifth Avenue explored

The Vanderbilt family built so many homes on Fifth Avenue during the Gilded Age, a portion of it was coined "Vanderbilt Row," much of which has now been demolished and replaced with skyscrapers. See ...

The Vanderbilts' NYC mansions worth nearly $1billion — and why the glorious Gilded Age homes were ruthlessly destroyed

The Vanderbilts built so many homes on Fifth Avenue, a portion of it was coined "Vanderbilt Row," but the opulent residences were demolished within a few decades of their construction ...
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The Vanderbilts’ nearly $1B mansions lost to Manhattan’s real estate math

The Vanderbilt family built palatial homes across New York City. Most were demolished as Fifth Avenue turned from mansion row into commercial real estate.
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See inside Marble House, a 50-room Gilded Age mansion that a Vanderbilt heir gifted to his wife for her birthday

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Marble House in Newport, Rhode Island. Marble House was completed in 1892 as a summer home for William K. Vanderbilt and Alva ...
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POLICE UNCHALLENGED IN RICH MEN'S HOMES; Test of "Millionaires'" District from Thieves' Standpoint. ROAMED VANDERBILT HOUSE Forty-six Residences Found Easy of Ac- cess, Each ...

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See inside Marble House, a 50-room Gilded Age mansion that a Vanderbilt heir gifted to his wife for her birthday

Alva Vanderbilt's 39th birthday present from her husband was a 140,000-square-foot summer "cottage" on the shores of Newport, Rhode Island. As heir to the Vanderbilt family fortune during the Gilded ...