10. A fence encloses the property, but there are no trespassing signs
When an owner of Wyndcliffe Mansion set up a fence, no one took it down. This does not deter curious people who traverse the private property. Some who have visited the mansion call the fence and the rose bushes that protect the property, “a pathetic excuse for a barrier.”
A two hour and 107 mile drive from New York City, those who have a car can make it a day trip if they dare to brave the intimidating mansion. However, as the New York wealthy strove to “keep up with the Joneses,” there are other functioning mansions to visit on the way. As mansion enthusiasts take in the beauty of the valley, they can admire the various types of architecture as well.
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