Coe Hall Historic House Museum

Exquisite mansion. They have self guided tours and tours with a guide. The area near the Coe Hall House Museum has beautiful greenhouses and gardens 🌼

Spectacular mansion in English Tudor style, designed by architects Alexander Walker and Leon Gillette and constructed in 1918 to 1921. Wonderful, highly tasteful interiors in eclectic styles, not lacking some "modern" conveniences such as showers, telephones, and a gramophone. Our tour guide was great and knew all the ins and outs. Located among the awesome Planting Fields gardens and green houses.

The Coe Hall Historic House Museum is a beautifully designed Tudor Style Mansion, located in the Planting Fields Arboretum of Oyster Bay, New York.

In December of 2022, I brought and treated my wife and myself for a guided tour of the Coe Hall Historic House Museum and we very much enjoyed our tour experience.

Designed by architectural firm, Walker & Gillette, and fully constructed in 1922, the Coe Hall Mansion served as the primary residence of William Robinson Coe, a railroad and insurance executive and his spouse, Mary “Mai” Huttleston Coe. Ms. Coe was a horticulturist and the youngest daughter of Henry H. Rogers, an immensely wealthy industrialist and a principal director of Standard Oil.

Both my wife and I were deeply in awe of the beauty and glamour of the Coe Hall Mansion, loved it’s immaculate interior settings, and enjoyed sightseeing the picturesque landscape that surrounds the mansion, which consists of dazzling gardens and woodland paths.

Our tour guide did a wonderful job on explaining the history and development of the mansion, she guided and briefed us on many of the mansions rooms, such as the Reception Room, Dining Room, The Gallery & Bedrooms, and also discussed life of William Robinson Coe and his family at the mansion.

Since we visited the mansion during the 2022 Holiday season, my wife and I were fortunate enough to view and take pictures of gorgeous Christmas decorations that were located throughout the mansion and the estate.

Both my wife & I highly enjoyed our guided tour of the Coe Hall Historic House Museum and very much recommend for everyone to visit this breathtaking destination!!!

Great historical place to visit any time of year. Built at a turn of 20th century, it has a lot of interesting architecture details, furniture and Long Island, NY history. The surrounding botanical garden is very well preserved and maintained, it is enjoyable for walks and picnics in the company of many beautiful and unique trees.

Wonderful place to enjoy a walk. The grounds are meticulously maintained and full of beautiful flowers and old growth trees. There are meandering paths that will take you through wild colored flowers. There are lots of places to sit back and take in the silence of a secret garden.