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Sideboard 1790-1795. Mahogany, rosewood, and bird’s eye maple veneers. This piece is a fine example of Federal Period style emphasizing flat surfaces ornamented with contrasting colored veneers. A side board was often used to display fine silver and/or glassware. Typically, flatware and serving dishes were stored in the drawers.
"Since I’ve started volunteering at Gore Place, I’ve become a student again. And I love sharing those insights with others."- M
The National Park Service designated Gore Place as a National Historic Landmark in 1970.
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The mission of Gore Place is to continue Christopher and Rebecca Gore's spirit of innovation and appreciation of natural beauty and culture through public programming and events at the Gores' 1806 country estate that encompasses a museum, green space, and a working farm.
February 23, 2026
Learn about reticules following our winter 2026 traditional skills workshop
January 30, 2026
Gore Place welcomes Connor McElhinney as Collections Specialist
December 16, 2025
Gore Place gives back to the community with free tours on December 19 2025
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Gore Place
52 Gore Street
Waltham, MA 02453
USA
