Throughout HBO's The Gilded Age, currently airing its third season, there are frequent references to Newport, Rhode Island.

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The Julian Fellowes drama explores issues surrounding marriage, divorce, class and race, and features spectacular scenery and costumes.

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At one point, Feinberg and Coxe convinced “The Gilded Age” creator Julian Fellowes to visit Newport’s mansions, setting up a candlelight dinner at Marble Head, complete with a harpist.

Newport's first appearance in "The Gilded Age" is the sweeping oceanfront scene filmed at The Ledges, a private property built in the 1860s.