Flaglers’ Dining Furniture Returns to Whitehall After Almost 100 Years

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Flagler's dining furniture to Whitehall, nearly a century after its removal. Henry Flagler, a prominent figure in Florida's history, had furnished Whitehall with opulent dining furniture. However, much of it was removed after his wife's death. The article highlights the efforts to recover and restore these historic pieces, including a table that was found in Michigan. It also explores the significance of these furnishings in preserving the legacy of Flagler and the Gilded Age in Florida.

Visit https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/lifestyle to read the full article.

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