The façade of Gracie Mansion.
Photo credit: William Waldron.

The library has retained much of its original character; the mantel
and the dentil molding date to the construction of the house in 1799.
Photo credit: William Waldron.

The foyer's trompe l'oeil painted floor appears to be made of marble.
Its design features a compass rose, which pays homage to Gracie's
success as a shipping merchant.
Photo credit: William Waldron.

The patent-yellow parlor is part of the circa 1810 addition to the
house, and provided the Gracie family with more room in which to
entertain guests at their renowned parties.
Photo credit: William Waldron.

Gracie Mansion’s dining room features an historic scenic wallpaper,
Les Jardins Francais, manufactured by Zuber in the 1830s.
Photo credit: William Waldron.