Lyndhurst Mansion

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Gothic Revival architecture country house historic house museum

Lyndhurst Mansion is a renowned 19th-century Gothic Revival country house and historic estate overlooking the Hudson River in Tarrytown, New York.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Gothic Revival architecture → country house → historic house → museum →
alsoKnownAs	Jay Gould Estate → Lyndhurst →
architect	Alexander Jackson Davis →
architecturalStyle	Gothic Revival →
category	Gothic Revival houses in New York → Historic house museums in New York → National Historic Landmarks in New York →
constructionStartDate	1838 →
country	United States →
designedBy	Alexander Jackson Davis →
hasCollection	19th-century decorative arts → historic artworks → period furniture →
hasFeature	Gothic Revival turrets → elaborate tracery windows → pointed arches → stone construction →
hasFunction	event venue → historic house museum → tourist attraction →
hasGarden	landscaped grounds →
hasLandscapeDesigner	Ferdinand Mangold NERFINISHED →
hasNumberOfFloors	3 →
hasParkArea	approximately 67 acres →
heritageDesignation	National Historic Landmark → U.S. National Register of Historic Places listing →
inception	19th century →
locatedIn	Westchester County, New York →
locatedOn	Hudson River →
location	Tarrytown, New York →
near	Sleepy Hollow, New York →
notableOwner	George Merritt → Jay Gould → William Paulding Jr. →
openToPublic	yes →
operatedBy	National Trust for Historic Preservation →
overlooks	Hudson River →
ownedBy	National Trust for Historic Preservation →
partOf	Hudson River Valley estates →
region	Hudson Valley →
touristAttractionIn	Westchester County, New York →
usedAs	filming location →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Lyndhurst Mansion ("Lyndhurst") →	alsoKnownAs
Westchester County, New York →	contains
Tarrytown, New York ("Lyndhurst, a National Historic Landmark") →	hasHistoricSite
Alexander Jackson Davis ("Lyndhurst") →	notableWork
Tarrytown, New York →	touristAttraction