Museum
Seward House Museum
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The home of William H Seward who was the Secretary Of State to Abraham Lincoln. Seward was responsible for the purchase of Alaska often referred to as Seward Follies.
The William H. Seward House Museum is packed with history. From the journals of Fanny Seward to the gorgeous furniture, you will be amazed. Free for children under six, $12 for adults, $6 for students with ID, and $10 for senior citizens and military. All tours are guided by knowledgeable staff.
William H Seward Home. Seward was secretary of state to President Lincoln and survived an assassination attempt the same night that Lincoln was killed only because of a neck brace he was wearing. He is also one of the key figures responsible for the purchase of Alaska and his home has been preserved and is filled with family heirlooms. If you are into history you need to see Seward House while in Auburn. * Closed Sundays, Mondays, and major holidays. * Guided tours start on the hour. The last tour of the day begins at 4 pm. * On the first Friday of each month, March – November, the last tours of the day will be at 3 pm.
The Museum will reopen at 5 pm for a First Friday Community event.
William H Seward Home. Seward was secretary of state to President Lincoln and survived an assassination attempt the same night that Lincoln was killed only because of a neck brace he was wearing. He is also one of the key figures responsible for the purchase of Alaska and his home has been preserved…
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Location
33 South St
Auburn, NY