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Family Dining Room
The private dining room was used only by the Belmonts, their family, or very intimate guests.
The table in the center of the room is hand-carved oak with leaves that extend to 22 feet. Originally, the table stood in the State Dining Room.
There are 30 matching hand-carved oak chairs for the table that are spread throughout the building.
