Step back into the Gilded Age—a time when opulence and artistry defined New York’s elite. Robert Maclay, once a prominent ice magnate supplying the city’s grandest galas, was laid to rest by his wife Georgiana after his passing in 1898. Though his first resting place was at Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery, Georgiana later chose to relocate him to Woodlawn so she could honor him with a marble monument—an artistic material which Woodlawn continued to embrace at the time. In 1902, she commissioned a

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