Stable and Carriage House at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park
The stable and carriage house at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park was on the property when Charles Beaman purchased it in 1884. It is thought to have been built sometime between 1875 and 1880, then expanded around 1900 by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. He began living in Cornish as a summer resident in 1885 and purchased the property from Beaman in 1891.
Today the building houses a collection of antique carriages. These did not belong to Saint-Gaudens, but they are from the late 1800s.
Spindle Seat Roadwagon c. 1880
Abbott and Downing Democrat Wagon c. 1865-1870
Utility wagons
Antique Sleigh
The house where the stable hand would have lived is decorated as it might have been when Saint-Gaudens was the owner.
Kitchen table in the carriage house
Bed in the carriage house
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Last updated on June 16, 2020
