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Lynnewood Hall Reopens for a Gilded Age Floral Tour
After decades closed to the public, Lynnewood Hall opened its doors for a limited run of Fleurs de Villes’ Gilded Age floral exhibition. The character-inspired installations gave visitors—and reporters—a reason to explore the historic mansion as its new owners begin a major restoration.
Why it worked: A scarce, time-boxed first access—after 80+ years closed—plus a pop-culture tie‑in (HBO’s Gilded Age) created urgency and a fresh angle.
The lesson: Consider staging a limited, first-look opening tied to a current show or trend to turn a dormant asset into must-cover news.
Coverage over time
How this story spread across the media
| Publication | Headline | Date |
|---|---|---|
| inquirer.com | Lynnewood Hall will reopen to the public for the first time in 84 years | Tuesday 22nd September, 2026 |
| whyy.org | The Gilded Age glory of Elkins Park’s Lynnewood Hall is back on display after 84 years | Friday 25th September, 2026 |
| phillyvoice.com | A peek inside Lynnewood Hall, the Gilded Age mansion that is being restored after sitting vacant for decades | Friday 25th September, 2026 |
| phillymag.com | This Floral Exhibit Lets You Step Inside Lynnewood Hall for 10 Days Only | Friday 25th September, 2026 |
| inquirer.com | A Gilded Age flower show is giving people a rare glimpse inside the Lynnewood Hall mansion in Elkins Park | Friday 25th September, 2026 |
| businessinsider.com | I visited a Gilded Age mansion once called 'the American Versailles.' These 7 details left me speechless. | Wednesday 30th September, 2026 |