A Tour of the Jeremiah Lee Mansion

Marblehead Museum is proud to present a photographic tour of the Jeremiah Lee Mansion, located in Marblehead, Massachusetts. This elegant house was built in 1768 by Jeremiah Lee, one of the wealthiest merchants in the American colonies. Lee was an ardent supporter of the Revolutionary cause, for which he gave his life. In this 250th anniversary edition, Marblehead photographer Rick Ashley¿s beautifully composed images again capture the elegance of the mansion, including its unique...
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Marblehead Museum is proud to present a photographic tour of the Jeremiah Lee Mansion, located in Marblehead, Massachusetts. This elegant house was built in 1768 by Jeremiah Lee, one of the wealthiest merchants in the American colonies. Lee was an ardent supporter of the Revolutionary cause, for which he gave his life. In this 250th anniversary edition, Marblehead photographer Rick Ashley¿s beautifully composed images again capture the elegance of the mansion, including its unique hand-painted wallpaper, ornate woodwork, and other rich details. The text has been updated to include perspectives on preservation and the mansion¿s increasing national historical importance. This book offers the reader an exceptional opportunity to fully appreciate this magnificent building, from cellar to cupola. Marblehead Museum is the non-profit organization that is solely responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the Lee Mansion. The museum will continue to rely on donations from individuals and businesses in order to protect the mansion and ensure its survival for another 250 years. The Lee Mansion is located at 161 Washington Street, Marblehead, MA 01945. Marblehead Museum is located at 170 Washington Street, Marblehead, MA 01945. www.marbleheadmuseum.org