The largest of Fairmount Park’s historic villas, Historic Strawberry Mansion boasts an extensive collection of period furniture, art, and dolls. Exemplifying both Federal and Greek Revival architecture, the mansion was built for abolitionist Judge William Lewis and converted to a museum by the Women’s Committee of the 1926 Sesquicentennial. Visitors can expect a fascinating look into Philadelphia’s history of abolitionism, women’s civic organizing, and decorative arts excellence. Take a guided tour of the 18th century residence known for its beautiful furnishings and fascinating abolitionist history.
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