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Gilded Age Tea at the Pavilion Café

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Each afternoon the Flagler Museum hosts a Gilded Age style tea in the Flagler Kenan Pavilion. The Café features an array of delicacies reminiscent ...

2007 | Best Museum

Even in the café at the Flagler Museum, you'll learn something, like how the teabag came to be. (New York vendor Thomas Sullivan put samples of tea in silk bags and sent them to his customers in 1908.) And from Thanksgiving to the end of March, you can feast on a traditional Gilded Age luncheon and enjoy afternoon tea. You'll actually feel like a robber baron because this museum was first a mansion. Oil and railroad tycoon Henry Flagler built "Whitehall" in 1902 with his third wife,... More »
2001 | Best Local Landmark

Put simply, South Florida as we know it today probably wouldn't even exist if it weren't for a retired millionaire named Henry Flagler and his vision of linking the state's entire east coast, from Jacksonville to Key West, by rail. And his Palm Beach estate, Whitehall, now known as the Flagler Museum, is the ultimate monument to the man who paved the way for a Florida economy dominated by agriculture and tourism. When he embarked on the project that would make him the father of Florida... More »

Mother's Day Tea at Flagler Museum in West Palm Beach

By Tricia Woolfenden | Wed, May 4, 2011

If you're anything but a wiz in the kitchen and you want to honor mom with a special Mother's Day meal this weekend, consider leaving the preparations to the folks at Flagler Museum in West Palm Beach... More »

Gilded Age Tea at the Pavilion Café