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I was very fortunate this week to get a private tour of Lyndhurst on the banks of the Hudson in Tarrytown. They don’t normally allow filming inside, but they let me, and I’m taking you around on a little virtual tour. The mansion was built in two phases by architect Alexander Jackson Davis, beginning in 1838. Brooklynites may be familiar with one of his other commissions, the Litchfield Villa in Prospect Park. During the Gilded Age, the home was purchased by robber baron Jay Gould, whose family