New York State Executive Mansion
New York State Executive Mansion, Official residence in New York, USA.
Executive Mansion is the official residence of the Governor of New York located at Eagle Street in Albany.
Constructed in 1856, it has been home to 32 governors and recognized as a historical site since 1971.
The house is filled with artifacts and furnishings from several periods, reflecting New York's rich history.
The mansion is open for tours only by appointment made well in advance.
One of few executive residences in the United States not called 'Governor's Mansion'.
Location: New York
Architectural style: Italianate architecture
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