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Set in one of Newport's most magnificent architectural sites, the Hall of Fame features a fascinating museum showcasing the history of tennis and its greatest champions, as well as 13 historic grass tennis courts open to the public. The National Historic Landmark property is also an extraordinary venue for corporate events, weddings and social functions! Set in one of Newport's most magnificent architectural sites, the Hall of Fame features a fascinating museum showcasing the history of tennis and its greatest champions, as well as 13 historic grass tennis courts open to the public. The National Historic Landmark property is also an extraordinary venue for corporate events, weddings and social functions!

The Preservation Society of Newport County, Rhode Island's largest cultural organization, protects, preserves and presents the best of Newport County's architectural heritage. Its 11 historic properties and landscapes - seven of which are National Historic Landmarks - trace America's architectural and social development from the Colonial era through the Gilded Age. In keeping with its mission, the Society strives to offer its members and the public a comprehensive view of each property's architecture, interiors, landscapes and social history. The Preservation Society of Newport County, Rhode Island's largest cultural organization, protects, preserves and presents the best of Newport County's architectural heritage. Its 11 historic properties and landscapes - seven of which are National Historic Landmarks - trace America's architectural and social development from the Colonial era through the Gilded Age. In keeping with its mission, the Society strives to offer its members and the public a comprehensive view of each property's architecture, interiors, landscapes and social history.

Originally built in 1909 by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, a scion of the wealthy Vanderbilt family, the Vanderbilt Hotel is a vintage Newport mansion meticulously restored to its former glory, just minutes from the charming waterfront. Come for elegant fireplaces and museum-quality artwork in the lobby entrance, Christy’s Gallery and Snooker Room—along with pampering worthy of any railway baron. In the summer, enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner on the Garden Terrace and evening drinks along our popular rooftop bar with sweeping views of Newport Harbor. In the cooler months, come make s'mores while sipping Cozy Cocktails. The Vanderbilt has something to offer for everyone. Originally built in 1909 by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, a scion of the wealthy Vanderbilt family, the Vanderbilt Hotel is a vintage Newport mansion meticulously restored to its former glory, just minutes from the charming waterfront. Come for elegant fireplaces and museum-quality artwork in the lobby entrance, Christy’s Gallery and Snooker Room—along with pampering worthy of any railway baron. In the summer, enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner on the Garden Terrace and evening drinks along our popular rooftop bar with sweeping views of Newport Harbor. In the cooler months, come make s'mores while sipping Cozy Cocktails. The Vanderbilt has something to offer for everyone.

Touro Synagogue, dedicated in 1763 and designated a National Historic Site in 1946, is the oldest synagogue in the United States. It is a structure of exquisite beauty and design, steeped in history and ideals and considered one of the most architecturally distinguished buildings of 18th century America. In 1790, President George Washington set the standard for religious freedom in America by declaring in a letter "To the Hebrew Congregation in Newport," that the new nation would give "to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance." Tours include a half hour seated presentation in Touro Synagogue and two floors of interactive exhibits in the Loeb Visitors Center.Due to the pandemic, our program has been modified from previous seasons. While both Touro Synagogue and the Loeb Visitor Center buildings will remain closed, our program will run outdoors through Patriots Park with guides presenting the history of Touro Synagogue to visitors. _x000D_ The Touro Synagogue grounds are open to the public, Sunday through Friday, from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm (weather permitting). Tours will be running every half-hour starting at 11 am with the last tour running at 1:30 pm._x000D_ _x000D_ Synagogue history presentations will be given outdoors and will be limited to a maximum of 15 people at a time._x000D_ _x000D_ Entry fees are waived but donations are gratefully accepted._x000D_ Please note: Masks are mandatory and social distancing will be enforced. There are no public bathroom facilities on-site, as the Synagogue and Loeb Visitors Center remain closed. Touro Synagogue, dedicated in 1763 and designated a National Historic Site in 1946, is the oldest synagogue in the United States. It is a structure of exquisite beauty and design, steeped in history and ideals and considered one of the most architecturally distinguished buildings of 18th century America. In 1790, President George Washington set the standard for religious freedom in America by declaring in a letter "To the Hebrew Congregation in Newport," that the new nation would give "to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance." Tours include a half hour seated presentation in Touro Synagogue and two floors of interactive exhibits in the Loeb Visitors Center.Due to the pandemic, our program has been modified from previous seasons. While both Touro Synagogue and the Loeb Visitor Center buildings will remain closed, our program will run outdoors through Patriots Park with guides presenting the history of Touro Synagogue to visitors. _x000D_ The Touro Synagogue grounds are open to the public, Sunday through Friday, from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm (weather permitting). Tours will be running every half-hour starting at 11 am with the last tour running at 1:30 pm._x000D_ _x000D_ Synagogue history presentations will be given outdoors and will be limited to a maximum of 15 people at a time._x000D_ _x000D_ Entry fees are waived but donations are gratefully accepted._x000D_ Please note: Masks are mandatory and social distancing will be enforced. There are no public bathroom facilities on-site, as the Synagogue and Loeb Visitors Center remain closed.