Built in 1668 for Capt. John Turner I, this waterfront mansion was home to three generations of Turners before being sold to Capt. Samuel Ingersoll in 1782. After Ingersoll's death, the property was ...

This Thursday, The House of the Seven Gables will host a lecture focused on Joseph Everett Chandler, the architect who restored the historic mansion as well as the ...

When developer Restoration St. Louis bought the Seven Gables Inn in August, the new owners set about revamping the 32-room boutique hotel’s food and beverage offerings. Just over a month later, they ...

Forget Throwback Thursdays. There’s a new menu at Seven Gables Inn that includes a lot of tributes to now-gone restaurants in and near Clayton. Located in what was most recently Molly Darcy’s, the ...

Few, if any, tourists have ever laid eyes on the exposed posts and beams, wide pine floors, and hand-forged nails of the room tucked away on the second floor of the storied 17th-century Salem home.

Around this time last year, Seven Gables Real Estate CEO Mike Hickman found himself cutting costs to save jobs amid the challenges of a changing market. Industrywide, declining sales driven by high ...

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