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2008 Collection Features
Original Everett Shinn paintings
return to Coe Hall. Click on link to
learn more about this Artist
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EXHIBIT A new exhibit celebrating the extraordinary collection of 13-19th century stained glass assembled by the Coes for their home at Planting Fields with a special look at the ongoing work to conserve these fragile treasures.
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The Cody-Coe Connection In 1910, W.R. and Mai Coe purchased Col. William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody's Irma Lake Lodge in Wyoming, one of the country's great ranches
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Collection Highlights The most wonderful and surprising email came to me in the winter of 2006. It was from a son of Mr. James Moore, whose father, also James Moore, was the Foreman of the Main Greenhouse for Planting Fields.
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Mark Twain's Christmas Letter Countless readers knew him as “Mark Twain,” but the famous American author and humorist was always “Mr. Clemens” to the Coe family.
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Staying Ahead of the Game For eighty years the animal trophies hung in Coe Hall, silent sentinels watching the many years and visitors pass by. In September of 2002
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In our last installment of “Collections Highlights,” we left readers hanging off the edges of the seats wondering what the connection would be with Mai Rogers Coe and her beech trees
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Leisure Activities at Planting Fields The Coe family divided their time among Planting Fields, a New York City Townhouse, and a ranch in Wyoming. Although they were only here for a limited time each year (the spring and the fall), their activities and interests have left a long-lasting impression.
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