Opened to the public in 1960, this legendary home allows visitors a guided tour through the Gilded Age. Henry Flagler was one of the most influential figures of the era. He was largely responsible for establishing tourism and agriculture as the mainstays of Florida's economy. At Whitehall, which was once described by the New York Herald as "the Taj Mahal of North America," visitors can get a glimpse at a monument of American development.
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Lots of glittery, gilded stuff. Kids and adults love looking at the ornate Whitehall, palatial home of Henry Flagler. Flagler is credited with ...
“Well worth the trip”
Wonderful old mansion that gives a glance into the Plam Beach of the early 20th century. Everything has been preserved and is in excellent cond...
“COOL place to visit”
We just visited the Flagler Museum, and we were fearful that the 95 degree heat would wilt us all. Not to worry, the mansion is completely air-...
“Excellent tour”
Although pricey for us at $15 per ticket, the museum/mansion is a fascinating place to see. Other than the Biltmore House, there are few places...
“Lifestyles of the Filthy Rich At The Turn Of The (Last) Century”
Wow- Incredible. "Whitehall" as the house is called, was the summer retreat for Henry Flagler, the railroad tycoon and founder of Standard oil ...
“Not for under 10 or over 70”
Do not take young children or older grandparents here - it is NOT user friendly. No strollers (or even diaper bags!) allowed --but baby bjorns ...
“If you have children - choose another museum to visit!”
If you have young children and want to visit this museum, I suggest you choose another. No strollers are allowed and no bags are allowed throug...
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