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PLAN YOUR VISIT

PLAN A FIELD TRIP

UPCOMING EVENTS

PAST PROGRAMS

THE ARCHITECTURE

RESTORATION PROJECTS

THE GARDENS

SISTER PROPERTIES

HISTORY OF ENSLAVEMENT

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HISTORY OF ENSLAVEMENT

Meet the people of Woodford.

William Coleman

William Coleman

Alexander Barclay

Alexander Barclay

David Franks

David Franks

Isaac Wharton

Isaac Wharton

Enslaved Residents

Enslaved Residents

Woodford Mansion is a National Historic Landmark owned by the City of Philadelphia and operated by the Naomi Wood Trust, a 501(c)(3), exploring 18th-century life, architecture, and decorative arts. The historic house museum is open five days a week, and is the former home of several prominent families in colonial Philadelphia.

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Wednesday—Sunday, 10AM–4PM
2300 N 33rd Street  
Philadelphia, PA 19132 (GPS)

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3400 West Dauphin Drive
Philadelphia, PA 19132 (mail)
215-229-6115
woodfordmansion@gmail.com

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