The third season of HBO's 'The Gilded Age' premieres on June 22, chronicling the opulent lifestyles of both fictional and real characters from this era of immense wealth. Set primarily in New York City, notable sites like The Cooper Hewitt Museum, The Frick Collection, and The Morgan Library represent the architectural remnants of this luxurious period. Notable historical figures are interwoven within these settings, showcasing the cultural and historical significance of these landmarks in understanding the Gilded Age's impact on American society.
The Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum was once the residence of industrialist Andrew Carnegie, and now showcases various design disciplines as a unique U.S. museum.
The Frick Collection has undergone a major renovation and now offers the first onsite restaurant, expanding its offerings of master paintings and sculpture.
Manhattan's Murray Hill is home to The Morgan Library & Museum, based on the impressive collection of financier J.P. Morgan's personal library.
The Villard Houses, now part of the Lotte New York Palace Hotel, were originally residences for Henry Villard, showcasing the lavish history of the Gilded Age.
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