The basement is also where servants stored the estate's wine and spirits, did laundry, and brought food up to the ground floor through a dumbwaiter. The mansion employed 18 servants total.

This tour explores the servants’ living and working spaces but does not include the main part of the mansion. Admission to the mansions during the holiday season is by the Newport Mansions ...

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along with European immigrant servants, built and maintained this opulent mansion. Unfortunately, many physical remnants of the enslaved people at Belmont Mansion were destroyed over the course of ...

A monthly behind-the-scenes tour of the mansion ($22) allows you to see parts of the property not usually open to the public like Henry Pittock's private den and the third-floor servants' quarters.