Lyndhurst Mansion

New entry driveway gates for a Gothic Revival mansion built in 1838 overlooking the Hudson River in Tarrytown NY.

Date

September 2025

Location

Tarrytown, NY
Description

The Challenge, The Solution, The Results

Customer

Awards

Project Size

Steel: 1 ton | HDG: 1 ton

Components

Entry Gates

Overlooking the Hudson River in Tarrytown, New York, is one of American’s finest Gothic Revival mansions built in 1838. The mansion’s architecture is completed by its comprehensive collection of decorative arts and the estate’s park-like landscape. The mansion doors are now open to the public now for tours and wedding ceremonies.

The property’s new entry driveway gates were designed to reveal the mansion to visitors as they travelled past selectively planted gardens and specimen of trees heading to the mansion.

Fabricated by Salem Fence Company by skilled fabricators, the steel gates are a blend of artistry and functionality. The steel gates are made from steel tubing, solid steel and steel plate. Seamlessly fabricated, the gates are promising strength, durability and aesthetic that stands the test of time.

The gates was designed keeping the galvanizing process in mind with proper venting and draining holes for a smooth galvanizing finish to apply a 2-part epoxy paint finish after galvanizing.

“Whether it’s majestic gates of a historic palace or the elegant railings of a modern home, iron’s appeal is truly undeniable.”

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