* What's included: Guided Tour Admission for one, two or four people. * Walk-in tours: The mansion is open for walk-in tours Thursday through Sunday. * Tours depart at: 10 AM, 11 AM, 12 PM, 1 PM, 2 PM, and 3 PM

Historic Strawberry Mansion

Constructed for William Lewis, an abolitionist, this edifice boasts exhibits dedicated to abolitionist history. It stands as a testament to the architectural styles of both the 18th-century Federal era and the 19th-century Greek Revival period. Within its walls, visitors can explore extensive collections encompassing furniture, textiles, paintings, and porcelain. Transitioning into a museum in the 1920s under the stewardship of a women's organization, it now serves as a repository of women's leadership, showcasing works by prominent female artists such as Violet Oakley and Carolyn Haywood. Notably, the museum hosts a significant assortment of antique dolls and is renowned for its award-winning garden and community orchard.