5/5 Greg H. 1 year ago on Google β’ 178 reviews
The
Coe
Hall
Historic
House
Museum
is
a
beautifully
designed
Tudor
Style
Mansion,
located
in
the
Planting
Fields
Arboretum
of
Oyster
Bay,
New
York.
In
December
of
2022,
I
brought
and
treated
my
wife
and
myself
for
a
guided
tour
of
the
Coe
Hall
Historic
House
Museum
and
we
very
much
enjoyed
our
tour
experience.
Designed
by
architectural
firm,
Walker
&
Gillette,
and
fully
constructed
in
1922,
the
Coe
Hall
Mansion
served
as
the
primary
residence
of
William
Robinson
Coe,
a
railroad
and
insurance
executive
and
his
spouse,
Mary
βMaiβ
Huttleston
Coe.
Ms.
Coe
was
a
horticulturist
and
the
youngest
daughter
of
Henry
H.
Rogers,
an
immensely
wealthy
industrialist
and
a
principal
director
of
Standard
Oil.
Both
my
wife
and
I
were
deeply
in
awe
of
the
beauty
and
glamour
of
the
Coe
Hall
Mansion,
loved
itβs
immaculate
interior
settings,
and
enjoyed
sightseeing
the
picturesque
landscape
that
surrounds
the
mansion,
which
consists
of
dazzling
gardens
and
woodland
paths.
Our
tour
guide
did
a
wonderful
job
on
explaining
the
history
and
development
of
the
mansion,
she
guided
and
briefed
us
on
many
of
the
mansions
rooms,
such
as
the
Reception
Room,
Dining
Room,
The
Gallery
&
Bedrooms,
and
also
discussed
life
of
William
Robinson
Coe
and
his
family
at
the
mansion.
Since
we
visited
the
mansion
during
the
2022
Holiday
season,
my
wife
and
I
were
fortunate
enough
to
view
and
take
pictures
of
gorgeous
Christmas
decorations
that
were
located
throughout
the
mansion
and
the
estate.
Both
my
wife
&
I
highly
enjoyed
our
guided
tour
of
the
Coe
Hall
Historic
House
Museum
and
very
much
recommend
for
everyone
to
visit
this
breathtaking
destination!!!
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