Kingscote

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Kingscote is a historic Gothic Revival mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, renowned as one of the early summer "cottages" of the American Gilded Age.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic Revival building
historic house
mansion
museum
architect McKim, Mead & White
Richard Upjohn
architecturalStyle Carpenter Gothic
Gothic Revival
city Newport
constructionStartYear 1839
country United States
era Gilded Age
hasArchitecturalFeature asymmetrical massing
conservatory
lancet windows
oriel windows
service wing
steeply pitched roofs
veranda
vergeboards
hasInteriorStyle Aesthetic Movement
Colonial Revival elements
Victorian
hasTourType audio tours
guided tours
heritageDesignation U.S. National Historic Landmark
U.S. National Register of Historic Places listing
locatedIn Newport County, Rhode Island
linked to: Newport County

Newport, Rhode Island
Rhode Island
locatedOn Aquidneck Island
material wood
NRHPReferenceNumber 70000018
openToPublic true
operatedBy Preservation Society of Newport County
originalOwner George Noble Jones
originalUse summer residence
ownedBy Newport Mansions
Preservation Society of Newport County
partOf Bellevue Avenue Historic District
Newport Historic District
significance early example of Gothic Revival domestic architecture in the United States
one of the earliest summer cottages in Newport
significantPeriod American Gilded Age
linked to: Gilded Age
state Rhode Island
streetAddress 253 Bellevue Avenue
use house museum
summer cottage
yearCompleted 1839

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