the honor on him (signed by Queen Mary in her capacity as grand master of the order) and the insignia of the order are on display in the Trophy Room at the Marble House summer estate in Newport, Rhode Island. In 1963, Vanderbilt assisted the Preservation Society of Newport County in acquiring Marble House in Newport, Rhode Island, which his mother had sold more than 30 years earlier. Their bid was successful, and the property was converted into a museum that has been open to the public since the mid-1960s and holds documents and artifacts related to his life. A sailing drink, Stirling Punch, was named in Vanderbilt's honor. Vanderbilt's private railroad car, New York Central 3, was renovated and has operated luxury charter trips at the rear of regularly-scheduled Amtrak and Via Rail Canada trains. Vanderbilt was inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame in 2011. He was inducted into the Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame in 2014. Publications Contract Bridge: Bidding and the Club Convention (New York and London, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929), 251 pp. With "Laws of Contract Bridge, 1927, reprinted by permission of ... the Whist club: pp. 207–36." The New Contract Bridge: Club Convention Bidding and Forcing Overbids (Scribner, 1930), 333 pp. Enterprise: The Story of the Defense of the America's Cup in 1930 (Scribner, 1931), 230 pp. "Contract by Hand Analysis: a synopsis of 1933 club convention bidding" (The Bridge World, 1933), 165 pp. On the Wind's Highway: Ranger, Rainbow and Racing (Scribner, 1939), 259 pp. The Club Convention System of Bidding at Contract Bridge, As Modernized by Harold S. Vanderbilt (Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1964), 160 pp. Notes References Other sources Time. September 15, 1930. "Sailing World Hall of Fame", Sailing World. April 24, 2002. External links America's Cup Hall of Fame Vanderbilt's private rail car (including 1 "from old catalog") 1884 births 1970 deaths American male sailors (sport) America's Cup sailors 20th-century American railroad executives American contract bridge players Contract bridge writers Harold Stirling American socialites American people of Dutch descent American people of English descent American people of Scotch-Irish descent St. Mark's School (Massachusetts) alumni People from Oakdale, New York Harvard Law School alumni Harvard College alumni