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Chelsea Clinton’s Wedding Venue Revealed: Astor Mansion
Rumors have been wrong before, including that former First Daughter Chelsea Clinton would wed in Martha’s Vineyard. Now, there is speculation Clinton will tie the knot with beau Marc Mezvinsky this summer at Astor Mansion in Rhinebeck, New York. The mansion sits high on a bluff and features a long winding driveway with sweeping river and mountain views. It is located approximately 70 miles from the Clinton family home in Chappaqua.
The estate was formerly owned by Vincent Astor, who left it to wife Brooke Astor upon his death. The same Brooke Astor whose son was convicted of trying to defraud his mother of her fortune as she suffered from dementia.
More photos of the estate next. Nice digs for a wedding if you can get it!
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Alicia Johnson commented on Jul 02 10 at 10:31 pmDoes she need any help with housekeeping ? I am avalible
E Christman commented on Aug 02 10 at 1:46 pmHappy for her with reservations (personal of course) Christian/Jewish marriage don’t compute. Jesus was a Jew but died for us, therefore he was set apart. How does one bring up the children?
J. Beaman commented on Oct 25 10 at 10:39 pmBeautiful property. A good answer to the comment above would be to bring the children up non denominational. It is 2010. Science has disproved a need for religious beliefs.
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