Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion is a must-see gem in Philly for history and architecture lovers! Tucked away in Germantown, this stunning Victorian-era home, built in 1859, is like stepping into a time machine. From its gorgeous Gothic and Second Empire design to the rich period decor inside, every detail screams 19th-century elegance. It’s the only Victorian house museum in the city, offering a peek into Philadelphia’s past with fascinating tours and events. If you’re into vintage vibes, historic homes, or just something unique, this place is an...
Read moreAn excellent house to visit. It has been restored to its 1859 decor on the ground floor and to about 1875 on the second floor so you can see the stylistic changes. It was built as a completely modern structure in 1859 and has central heating, laid on gas, and hot water upstairs and down. The staff is very knowledgeable and provide a glimpse into upper middle class Victorian life. Well worth the time and entrance fee. If you visit in summer be sure to look through...
Read moreThe mansion is awesome... I wish I can buy it. Loved the architecture and long huge backyard with a fancy metal fence... It's a great spot to shoot great pictures mainly if you're a big fan of old houses. Ebenezer Maxwell's story is so interesting he went from a salesman of a wholesale drug importer to a director of a bank. It's an interesting life story and just cool family... I love history and learning about those people who left their...
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