A curated collection of rare drawings, maps, and images—many never before seen by the public—will be on display exploring the founder Pierre Lorillard IV’s fascination with Mayan architecture and how the bucolic local topography guided architect Bruce Price and landscape architect Ernest Bowditch in the design of the original cottages and public buildings that defined both town and village. These historic records also pay tribute to the Italian and Slovak immigrant craftsmen whose remarkable skill and dedication brought the vision to life with astonishing speed.

www.TuxedoHistoricalSociety.org

241 Route 17, opposite Tuxedo Train Station

William Mincey, architect responsible for the restoration of Tuxedo train station, the renovation of the Tuxedo National Bank building into the THS Exhibition Galley, Trustee and curator of the 1886 exhibition will give an illustrated presentation of the highlights of this remarkable and pivotal year in Tuxedo’s history.

RSVP to TuxedoHistory@gmail.com

The exhibition will be open every Sunday from 1 to 4pm until November 2025