Local High School Students Explore Historic Vanderbilt Mansion for Career Skills

Students from William Floyd High School's Carpentry Academy and Architecture classes recently visited the Vanderbilt Museum and Mansion. This visit was part of their Career and Technical Education program, focusing on historical architecture and carpentry skills.

The Vanderbilt Mansion, designed in a Spanish-baroque style by architects Warren and Wetmore, is located on Long Island. During the visit, students examined the mansion's architectural features and learned about the craftsmanship of its construction.

The tour included discussions about the mansion’s architectural elements and the historical significance of artifacts found there. These discussions helped students gain a better understanding of the mansion's cultural importance and design details.

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