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Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden, New York
Sixty years ago, the doors of 421 East 61st Street were opened to the public for the first time as the Abigail Adams Smith House, and in keeping with current fashion and scholarship of the day, it was installed as a federal period mansion. In 1983, the Abigail Adams Smith Museum was accredited by th...
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Abigail Adams Smith Museum - History - Are We There Yet?
A hundred or so years ago midtown Manhattan was considered a rural area. In these outskirts, the rich built their country homes, and hotels and inns were popular stopovers for folks making the long trek to the city. In the 1820's, places like the Mount Vernon Hotel provided peace and quiet -- an esc...
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The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden
“Well, I’d passed it a hundred times it seems before I ever went in. A small little stone house with a cute front porch and flowers lining the walk; I always figured it was a private home. Luckily for New York, it isn’t. The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum, formerly known as the Abigail Adams Smith Museum...
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Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden | NYCkidsARTS - New York City's cultural guide for kids
The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden transports the visitor to the days when Midtown Manhattan provided a country escape for New Yorkers living in the crowded city at the southern tip of the island. This stone building sits on land once owned by Colonel William Stephens Smith and his wife, Abigail...
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