Dozens of decorated trees ring in holiday season at Lyndhurst Mansion
Dozens of decorated Christmas trees are now on display at the Lyndhurst Mansion – a compliment to the décor that dates to the 1800s.
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9h agoThe holiday season officially has officially kicked off in Tarrytown.
Dozens of decorated Christmas trees are now on display at the Lyndhurst Mansion – a complement to the décor that dates to the 1800s.
The first Holiday Makers Market is a new feature at the mansion this year.
It will be open through DecemberVisitors can book tours of the mansion on its website.
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