Demolished

Gold Coast Mansions that no longer exist. What is known about them survives in photographs, plans and the written record.

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Brookholt

Gone East Meadow, 1897

Brookholt was the East Meadow country house of Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont and his wife Alva, the former Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt..
Inisfada

Gone North Hills, 1916 to 1920

Inisfada was a Tudor Revival mansion in North Hills, built from 1916 to 1920 for Nicholas and Genevieve Brady to designs by.
Land’s End

Gone Sands Point

Lands End was a Colonial Revival house at the northern tip of Sands Point, built about 1900 to 1902 and best known.
Pembroke

Gone Glen Cove, 1914 to 1918

Pembroke was the Glen Cove estate of Captain Joseph Raphael De Lamar, a Dutch-born mining financier. C. P. H. Gilbert designed the.
The Whitney estate

Gone Old Westbury, 1900 to 1902

William Collins Whitney, a financier and former Secretary of the Navy, assembled a 530-acre estate at Old Westbury, in the area then.