Experts' Choice Award Henry Morrison Flagler Museum
What the experts agree on
Whitehall, Henry Flagler's opulent 1901 "marble palace," offers a stunning window into Florida's Gilded Age. This 55-room National Historic Landmark also hosts acclaimed lectures and music series.
“Step inside this fascinating Palm Beach National Historic Landmark where visitors can experience the splendor of the Gilded Age.”
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Concierge "Railroad magnate Henry Flagler spent many of his millions building Whitehall mansion as a wedding gift to his third wife."
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Be sure to visit the pavilion that houses car No. 91, Flagler's personal railroad wagon, which featured a private shower.
Frommer's "Whitehall, also known as the Taj Mahal of North America." Full review
Fodor's "The worldly sophistication of Florida's Gilded Age lives on at Whitehall, the plush 55-room "marble palace"." Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"Wander around the house, take a look at the website for a whole host of lectures, talks and exhibits, as well as the critically acclaimed Music Series." Full review
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"Built by Henry Morrison Flagler (1830-1913), this magnificent mansion dating back to 1901 (Carrère and Hastings) is now a museum, accessed by a landscaped walkway." Full review
10Best Winner
"Whitehall once served as the 75-room Palm Beach home of Henry Flagler, but nowadays it’s a museum — and it’s truly spectacular come wintertime. The first floor of this 100,000-square-foot..." Full review
Independent "When the rain came down (which it did often, in sub-tropical torrents), I took myself off to the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum and The Norton Museum of Contemporary Art – both of which..."
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