Wadsworth Mansion at Long Hill, Classical revival mansion in Middletown, United States
Wadsworth Mansion is a classical revival estate in Middletown set within more than 100 acres of woodland and gardens. The main house features spacious interior rooms surrounded by formal garden areas and natural forest spaces.
The estate was built between 1909 and 1911 for Colonel Clarence Wadsworth using advanced reinforced concrete construction. This innovative building method helped the structure survive fire threats in later years.
The mansion shows how wealthy American families lived during the early 1900s through its rooms and grounds. Visitors can see the style and taste that shaped their daily surroundings.
The grounds are open to visitors and are now managed by the City of Middletown for public access. Guided tours are offered regularly and provide insight into the rooms and the property's history.
The grounds feature a deliberate transition from formal gardens near the house to more natural woodland areas. This landscape planning transformed former open pastures into varied forest spaces with designed progression.
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