The Underground Railroad Museum at Belmont Mansion in Philadelphia, PA is a historic house museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of 18th and 19th century America. Located in Fairmount Park, the Mansion is a prime example of Palladian architecture and serves as a testament to the network of people and places known as the underground railroad. Open to the public for tours, the museum offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience and learn about the lives and events associated with this significant period in American history.
As stewards of the Philadelphia Belmont Mansion and Underground Railroad Museum, the American Women's Heritage Society is committed to preserving the legacy of African Americans and their contributions to America. Through donations and partnerships, the society ensures that this national treasure continues to thrive and serves as a beacon of light, educating and celebrating the rich history for generations to come. The museum also offers the Cornelia Wells Conference Center for rentals and provides reenactors for events, further immersing visitors in the fascinating stories and experiences of the past.
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