Original ca. 1900 Dining Room Furniture Returns to Henry Flagler’s Whitehall Estate in Palm Beach

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The return of the original ca. 1900 French Renaissance-style Dining Room furniture to Whitehall, the grand 100,000 square foot estate built by American businessman Henry Flagler in 1902. The dining table, 24 chairs, and two sideboards — the work of noted New York design firm Pottier and Stymus — are back on display in their original locations after a year-long conservation process, which began shortly after the furniture was purchased by the Museum in 2018.

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