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Newport mansions
In the wild and extravagant heyday of the Gilded Age, Newport, Rhode Island was the summer retreat for America's social elite. In this quaint coastal town, "The 400" of high society built their most magnificent estates--summer palaces filled with rare marble and glass, woodwork, art, and even solid gold taps running salt and fresh water.
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- "In the wild and extravagant heyday of the Gilded Age, Newport, Rhode Island was the summer retreat for America's social elite. In this quaint coastal town, "The 400" of high society built their most magnificent estates--summer palaces filled with rare marble and glass, woodwork, art, and even solid gold taps running salt and fresh water."@en
- "Tour the famed Newport Mansions, the "summer cottages" that are some of the grandest homes ever built."
- "Tour the famed Newport Mansions, the "summer cottages" that are some of the grandest homes ever built."@en