Lynnewood Hall Flows with Gilded Age Flowers

Lynnewood Hall opens its interior for the first time in 84 years with a floral exhibit inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age.

Sep 21, 2026

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Lynnewood Hall Flows with Gilded Age Flowers

Lynnewood Hall opens its interior for the first time in 84 years with a floral exhibit inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age.

In brief

Lynnewood Hall opens its interior for the first time in 84 years with a floral exhibit inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age. Floral mannequins inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age characters will be displayed at Lynnewood Hall from Sept 25 to Oct 4. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.

First Public Opening

Lynnewood Hall opens its interior to the public for the first time in 84 years.

Floral Mannequins

Local floral designers create life-size mannequins using thousands of fresh flowers inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age characters.

Exhibition Dates

Exhibition Dates

The floral exhibit runs from Friday, September 25 through Sunday, October 4.

Preservation Tour

A $18 guided tour of the historic mansion is available daily at 11 a.m., noon, 2 p.m., and 3 p.m.

Admission Details

Adult tickets cost $30.50 with family, child, and senior options available; admission includes complimentary shuttle service.

Floral Inspiration

The exhibit features mannequins inspired by characters like Bertha Russell, Peggy Scott, and Agnes van Rhijn from HBO's The Gilded Age.

Flower Display Time

The main floral exhibition takes about 40-50 minutes to explore and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Parking Options

Limited on-site self-parking costs $10 per vehicle; valet parking is $25.

National Tour

Lynnewood Hall is the third stop on Fleurs de Villes' six-location national tour bringing The Gilded Age exhibit to historic estates.

At a glance

Floral mannequins inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age characters will be displayed at Lynnewood Hall from Sept 25 to Oct 4.

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