We love the history behind Henry Flagler! We've visited there many times and we love it each and every time.

We love the history behind Henry Flagler! We've visited there many times and we love it each and every time.
It's always great to see how the other 2% lived. We ran through this house museum on our own self-guided tour w/ a preschooler and toddler in tow. The music room and ballroom were most impressive to the preschooler. We liked the color coordinated bedrooms. If you don't know much about the founding of Florida as the tourism destination in...
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A remarkable home for the bride of a remarkable man. Despite its opulence, it has a comfortable feel. We'd recommend either the audio tour or the guided tour. The pamphlet doesn't give you enough details. There is an elevator to the second floor for wheelchair access. I was particularly interested in the lace collection and it didn't disappoint.
I went to this museum (in fact this is a large mansion). It is very beautiful and well maintained with many beautiful rooms. It tells a lot about the development of the area. Worth it.
This home is a small scale of the Biltmore.It sets on Lake Worth and the landscape is equally as grand..Your given at no extra cost , headsets to either listen to the tour on your own or go on a guided tour..After reading his book "Last train to Paradise", I fell in love with all he did with his own...
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My husband and I love historical places and have visited a few in the UK (my home), so when we saw White Hall advertised on WLRN and saw that they also had an English Tea House, we were so pleased and decided to go the very next day, Sunday and spend the whole afternoon there. The museum was beautiful very...
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My partner and I knew a lot about the Flagler Rail Road and his influence on the Florida Keys but we had never visited the Flager Museum. This was his winter home which he built as a wedding gift for one of his wives.
There is so much to see, it will take a full day or a return trip....
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It is amazing to think that people at the turn of the century lived in such a palace. It is an interesting bit of history relating to the settling of the state of Florida by a very wealthy and entrepreneurial man. He certainly found lemons and made lemonade! The museum is a pleasant spot to take this all in.
Definitely worth the visit. Amazing house with wonderful spaces and furniture. A well preserve piece of history.
Drenched in wealth, luxury, and history. Worthwhile if you like to see how the rich lived. The Gilded Age estate is a gem and the tour guides a wealth of informaiton. I would go again.
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