James-Lorah Memorial Home

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132 N Main St
Doylestown, PA 18901
+1 (215) 348-2187
http://via-doylestown.org
Built in 1844 by Judge Henry Chapman, this 17-room mansion is the birthplace of his grandson Henry Chapman Mercer. Later home to the James and Lorah families, a 1954 bequest to the Doylestown Village Improvement Assoc. by founding member Sarah M. James included the home, its furnishings, and the personal effects of two generations of residents. Open by appointment 215-348-2187.

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5.06 reviews
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A step back in time
6/7/2022

I recently had the good fortune of visiting this historic house, tucked right into the middle of Doy...

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Great tour with friendly and informative tour guides
3/26/2022

This was a wonderful tour of a historic house with original furnishings. It was the home of several...

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Love history so this was very worthwhile.
3/16/2021

A slice of life in the mid- to late 1800s in Doylestown! Almost as if the James family left for the ...

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