Victorian Elegance on the Upper West Side

Join the Metropolitan Chapter of the Victorian Society in America (Victorian Society New York) for its annual Margot Gayle Fundraiser! This year we will enjoy a private tour of an exquisite, historic Upper West Side home. Located in a 1910 building originally built as a residence hotel for Broadway actors and Manhattan “bachelors,” the spacious 2800 square foot apartment covers the top two floors of the building and includes a 4000 square foot, private rooftop terrace. Five apartments were combined to create this large, multi-level abode that features expansive cityscape and Central Park views. Furnished with nineteenth and early twentieth century antiques and historic wallpapers, it is a rare glimpse into the genteel lifestyle of New York City’s late Victorian period.

The Margot Gayle Fundraiser enables the Metropolitan Chapter to contribute monetary grants in support of projects relating to the preservation, conservation, and scholarly exploration of Victorian material culture in the New York Metropolitan area.

Host or Publisher Victorian Society of New York