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Newport, Rhode Island
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Chepstow is a mid-19th century Italianate-style villa, part of the Newport Mansions, and was built in 1860 for Edmund Schermerhorn, a New York lawyer.
The mansion houses an impressive collection of 19th-century American and European paintings, reflecting the tastes of its original owners.
The Preservation Society acquired Chepstow in 1986 to preserve its historical and architectural significance for future generations.
Chepstow features a distinctive Italianate design with a symmetrical façade, bracketed cornices, and a low-pitched roof, typical of the style popular in the mid-1800s.
The mansion's interiors are preserved to reflect the lifestyle and tastes of the Victorian era, offering visitors an authentic historical experience.
The surrounding landscape includes beautifully maintained gardens that complement the mansion's historic charm and provide a serene environment for visitors.
