See inside Marble House, Alva Vanderbilt Belmont's 140,000-square-foot Newport mansion that appears in 'The Gilded Age'

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Marble House in Newport, Rhode Island.
Marble House.

Alexander Nesbitt — The Preservation Society of Newport County

Look inside the Breakers, a 70-room, 138,300-square-foot mansion that belonged to one of America's wealthiest Gilded Age families

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The Breakers, a large stone mansion.
The Breakers was owned by one of America's wealthiest families.

Alexander Nesbitt/The Preservation Society of Newport County

A 6-acre Vanderbilt equestrian estate from the Gilded Age is listed for $3.5 million. Take a look inside.

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An aerial view of Sandy Point Farm.
Sandy Point Farm in Portsmouth, Rhode Island.

Concierge Auctions

Take a look inside Rosecliff, a 30-room mansion built for a Gilded Age heiress and modeled after a French palace

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Rosecliff. A giant white mansion.
Rosecliff.

Dave Hansen – The Preservation Society of Newport County

A millennial couple bought an abandoned cottage for half the price of nearby houses. It's a major fixer-upper, but it's worth it.

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A photo of Greer Gagnier and Kyle Verma standing next to a for sale sign in front of their home (right) next to an exterior shot of the house during construction (left).
Greer Gagnier and Kyle Verma bought an abandoned fixer-upper in Rhode Island after two years of looking for a starter home.

Courtesy of Greer Gagnier

A day in the life of someone who lives in Newport, a coastal city on an idyllic New England island

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andrea posing in front of marble house mansion in newport rhode island
Newport, Rhode Island, is full of beautiful architecture and landscapes.

Andrea E. McHugh

New discoveries suggest Rhode Island shipwreck is Captain Cook's long-lost vessel after battle over ship's identity

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A replica of the Endeavour sits in the water
In this file photo, the Endeavour, a replica of Captain James Cook's ship of discovery, lies at anchor in Botany Bay in Sydney, Australia.

AP Photo/Mark Baker, File

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