The Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt and Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Sites are comprised of Sringwood, Val-Kill Cottage and Vanderbilt Mansion and the grounds, including gardens and outbuildings surrounding the estates. The original home was built in 1832. In 1895, the mansion was remodeled in a Beaux Arts fashion with lavish interior decor. It still retains its original furniture in the 65 rooms and 14 bathrooms. Mills Mansion serves as an elegant representation of the architecture of the Gilded Age, otherwise knownas the American Renaissance period.
Admission is free of charge.
Donations are accepted. The 23-room Classical Revival Mansion is completely restored and the restoration workshop in the coach house is open to the public. Hiking trails, orchards and gardens are also located on the 434 acre estate. Dutchess County Stadium Rt. The site is comprised of a 167 acre walking tour, most accessible by car, two restored huts, a wetland nature trail, and visitor center where films and the reading of the Peace are presented.