Chateau-sur-Mer was the earliest Newport mansion to host lavish parties such as debutante balls and a Fête Champêtre picnic for 2,000 guests. It remained Newport's most extravagant residence ...

The Newport Mansion announced it will host inside ... Visitors will walk through the Marble House, The Breakers, Chateau-sur-Mer and The Elms. Guides will explain which scenes were filmed in ...

Chateau-sur-Mer and Hunter House—all of which you can visit today. Early on in episode one, for example, there's a gorgeous party in Newport hosted by Mrs. Fish at The Ledges mansion and the ...

Chateau-sur-Mer will close after the Elms opens ... living and working spaces but does not include the main part of the mansion. Admission to the mansions during the holiday season is by the ...

The Breakers, a Vanderbilt mansion in Newport ... Beginning in 1852, Chateau-sur-Mer in Newport housed three generations of the Wetmore family. William Shepard Wetmore made his fortune as a ...

“As caretakers of Marble House, The Breakers and Chateau-sur-Mer, we are reminded every day of the impact Richard Morris Hunt made on American architecture,” Preservation Society CEO and ...

And the Victorian villa Chateau-sur-Mer, which was built in 1852 as the very first Newport mansion, will be decorated for Christmas for the first time in 25 years. "Visited the Breakers for the ...

The Preservation Society of Newport County bought Chateau-sur-Mer in 1969 and maintains the historic mansion as a museum. Tickets cost $25 per adult and can be purchased on the Preservation ...

The Preservation Society of Newport County bought Chateau-sur-Mer in 1969 and maintains the historic mansion as a museum. Tickets cost $25 per adult and can be purchased on the Preservation Society's ...