Gold Coast Mansions on Long Island | Treasures of New York
Enormous mansions of Long Island's North Shore, nicknamed the Gold Coast, once represented America's largest concentration of wealth. From 1890 to 1930, the richest New Yorkers hired leading architects and landscape designers to build estates within 40 miles of New York City. At Oheka Castle, Planting Fields and Old Westbury Gardens, cost was no obstacle. Some families only kept the house for one generation. Several mansions are open to the public today – have a look at their past and present. Please SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed: http://bit.ly/1JQmx88 Your donation to public media supports films like this. 🎁 http://www.thirteen.org/YTdonate Production credits for Treasures of New York: Gold Coast Mansions: PRODUCER Ally Gimbel EDITOR Darren Peister NARRATOR Susan Murphy CAMERA Bob Hawanczak John Havas AUDIO Mark Kaufman Dave Anton Phil Antonucci ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Liz Muentes PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Kaitlyn Leidl RE-RECORDING MIXER Jon Berman GRAPHICS David Chomowicz GRAPHICS PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Daena McBride SENIOR PRODUCTION MANAGER Judy Moy PRODUCTION SERVICES Manny Santiago POST PRODUCTION COORDINATORS John Garcia Nadir Nelson Jermaine Pinnock PUBLICITY Lindsey Bernstein LEGAL Antonia Carew-Watts TREASURES OF NEW YORK THEME MUSIC Lenny Williams MUSIC SERVICES Rosie Fishel Emily Lee PRODUCTION INTERNS Ayan Bramwell Mackenzie Brewster Lauren Clement Wendy Faiola ADDITIONAL IMAGES AND FOOTAGE COURTESY: North Shore Long Island Country Houses 1840-1950 by Paul J. Mateyunas (all rights reserved) Long Island’s Gold Coast by Paul J. Mateyunas (all rights reserved) Collection of Paul J. Mateyunas (all rights reserved) Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Planting Fields Foundation Archives Old Westbury Gardens Halcyon Days by Peggie Phipps Boegner & Richard Gachot OHEKA CASTLE Library of Congress Prelinger Archives National Archives and Records Administration The Majors Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Diane Masciale EXECUTIVE IN CHARGE John Servidio © 2014 WLIW L.L.C. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Facebook: / thirteenwnet Instagram: / thirteenwnet ----------------- THIRTEEN is one of America’s most respected and innovative public media providers. Part of The WNET Group, THIRTEEN is a unique cultural and educational institution that harnesses the power of television and digital media to inform, enlighten, entertain and inspire. The flagship public television station of the New York City tri-state area and the most-watched public television channel in the nation, THIRTEEN reaches millions of people with programming that celebrates arts and culture, offers insightful commentary on the news of the day, explores the worlds of science and nature, and invites people of all ages to have fun while learning. ----------------- More videos: Treasures of New York: New York Botanical Garden: • Treasures of New York: The New York Botani...

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