An old red building with a lot of luxury inside, an old foreigner's house with a small door to enter and visit, the building is also located on the side of the street.
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Small but exceptional home. Lots of events happened here. precolonial and colonial. The fore-fathers gathered and celebrated here. The house also served several functions throughout hist...
This house has lots of history. The Powels were real political players in their time, and good friends with George & Martha. Much of the interesting history was how the house was saved from demolition...
I appreciate the house was saved - it almost wasn't. that said, there is not that much to see; basically 4 rooms and the center hall. The guide did a nice job but was a little flummoxed by questions...
If you're in the Society Hill area (near the Physick House), be sure to book a tour of the mid-Georgian 18th-century mansion, Powel House. We were guided through the estate by Meghan, who has an amazi...
We received a great tour from Meagan, one of the directors at the house. She clearly knew about the house and the history of the residents, and how they interacted with our nation's history. You will ...
An old red building with a lot of luxury inside, an old foreigner's house with a small door to enter and visit, the building is also located on the side of the street.
Powell's house is a nice landmark. You were a nobleman at that time and had the opportunity to join Mayor Samuel • Powell in this residence built in 1765.
This is the former residence of a senior colonial official. If you were a grandee then you would have the opportunity to attend this residence, which was built in 1765
Powell was a former colonial official of the United States before liberation. The former residence, located in the heart of the city, was quite large, well preserved and had historical information to visit decades ago.
Powell, a former colonial official, had a lavish lifestyle. Now the building has been rebuilt to restore grand halls and elaborate gardens.