The Chew Mansion.
Originally built in 1871 by Andrew Baughman,
the house was either completely reconstructed
or had two wings added by James A. Chew,
president of the Chew Publishing Company,
in 1936. The Chews moved into the house shortly
before Christmas in 1936,
and the house is commonly known
as the “Chew Mansion,”
Visitors will receive an opportunity
to marvel at the home’s
pipe organ and elevator.
This is how the house originally looked
the photo didn't show the top
Some time around the 30's it was changed to this
The house is 5864 sq ft
2 stories
6 full baths
14 rooms
7 bedroom
The foyer
The foyer from upstairs
The parlor to the left
the sitting area is to your immediate right
The parlor to the right
The kitchen
down the foyer hallway
is an elevator
The kitchen
Formal Dining Room
Office
Upstairs
This had like a 2 1/2 level
where all but the
master bedroom were on
Each bedroom has a bathroom
Bed 1
Yellow and Blue
Bed2
Blue and Brown
The bathroom is beyond the French Doors
Bed 3
Black and White
A black Christmas Tree
The master bedroom
I didn't get pictures of the closet
it was all marble, the dual shower
or fireplace
the house will be going on the market soon
The stone fireplace in the sitting room is gorgeous. The whole house is gorgeous though. It's so fun to see how other people decorate their houses so I love a good house tour.
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