The estate, modeled after French chateaux and located ... According to a letter from Bill Cecil, president and CEO, and great-grandson of George Vanderbilt, "Biltmore is still family-owned, and we are ...

Eight months after Hurricane Helene interrupted one couple’s wedding plans at the Biltmore Estate, the lovebirds returned to ...

Vanderbilt opened the Biltmore House in 1895. Over the next 35 years, the estate played an important role in Vanderbilt's family life. In fact, his daughter, Cornelia, and two of his two ...

The estate is still family-owned. George Vanderbilt’s great-grandson, Bill Cecil Jr., is the current CEO of Biltmore Company. His father (and George Vanderbilt’s grandson William Amherst ...

The Biltmore Estate is home to acres of perfectly manicured lawns, gorgeous gardens, three restaurants, a winery, and one very, very old slice of wedding cake. The piece of cake is a nearly 100 ...

William Amherst Vanderbilt Cecil dedicated much of his life to preserving his family home – the more than 8,000-acre Biltmore Estate where he was born in 1928. Under Cecil’s leadership ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WSPA) — Biltmore’s newest exhibition “Biltmore Gardens Railway” at Biltmore is drawing big crowds to the estate ... relating to the Vanderbilt family’s ties to the ...

Biltmore Estate was once home to the Vanderbilt family - a prominent American family who became well-known during the Gilded ...

George Vanderbilt completed the estate in 1895 ... at All Souls Cathedral in Biltmore Village, followed by a private family burial. A reception will follow 2-5 p.m. at Deerpark on Biltmore ...

"When George Vanderbilt first came to ... played major role in history of the Biltmore Estate. However, UNC Asheville students are mapping Black family histories in western North Carolina through ...

The area near the historic Biltmore ... George Vanderbilt, the grandson of shipping and industrialist Cornelius "the Commodore" Vanderbilt, is now a popular tourist attraction and family business.

The estate, built by George Vanderbilt, was first opened to Vanderbilt friends and family on Christmas Eve in 1895, according to the Biltmore Estate. A major tourist attraction year-round ...