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Explore Gilded Age 5th Avenue mansions of Millionaire's Row, both those that have been lost to time and those that still exist today!
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"The Mrs. Astor" and Alva Vanderbilt fought for the crown of New York society and the Academy of Music in the late 19th century.
Back when the Green-Wood Cemetery first opened, it was one of the most prominent tourist destinations for families, matching Niagara Falls.
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Explore Gilded Age 5th Avenue mansions of Millionaire's Row, both those that have been lost to time and those that still exist today!