Harriton House
Harriton House is a 1704 field-stone mansion originally called Bryn Mawr.
It became the home of Founding Father Charles Thomson, secretary of the Continental Congress.
Today it serves as a museum and cultural site, offering tours, historic architecture, and educational programs on over three centuries of local history.
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