Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden Tour
The Mount Vernon Hotel and Museum was originally built as a carriage house for a 23-acre estate in 1799. In 1826, the building was converted and operated as the Mount Vernon Hotel until it became a private home in 1833. After extensive renovations, the building was fully restored and furnished to transport visitors back to the height of the resort’s fashionable city retreat in antebellum New York.
Afterwards, the group will partake in a 3-course prix fixe Mexican lunch at the Maya Restaurant. The restaurant is located on First Avenue and 64th street. Please meet the group at 11:25am at the museum entrance at 421 East 61st between First and York Avenue.
Host: Robert Phillips
Tour: 11:30AM
Cost: $46 (Tour and prix fixe lunch)
Fees for this event will be billed to the member’s account.
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Reservations are required and become final sale on Friday, May 20.
This event is only open to members and their guests.
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