This home has a memorable staircase and an interesting history. Our guide didn't know the purpose of an urn with a faucet that was part of a sideboard[?]. it would have been nice to know what was the function of that piece.

This home has a memorable staircase and an interesting history. Our guide didn't know the purpose of an urn with a faucet that was part of a sideboard[?]. it would have been nice to know what was the function of that piece.
Beautiful building and grounds. Try and see this house when you visit.
The Chase-Lloyd House has some wonderful historic and architectural feature and is in fantastic shape--especially since the house has been lived-in to the present day. Visitors can only tour the first floor public rooms since the upper floors are occupied by elderly ladies. The house is well-worth visiting!
The interior is beautiful with beautiful furniture. Outside is a wonderful rose garden. They will sell you seeds from their hyacinth bean vines. It would be great to see more historic mansions used as homes for nice old ladies and the like.
The Chase-Lloyd home was built by Samuel Chase, signer of the Declaration of Independence. The interior is original and has a rare cantilever staircase in addition ot many other features. It is open to the public from 2-4 every day but Monday and costs $2 to visit. The hours are short because it's also a home for elderly ladies to...
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