Carroll Mansion

The Carroll Mansion, located in Baltimore, Maryland, is a historic house and museum that showcases Federal Period architecture. Built around 1811, it was home to Charles Carroll of Carrollton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and later served various purposes, including a vocational school and a recreation center. After significant restorations, it reopened as a museum in 2002, featuring changing art exhibits and a focus on the Poe family. The mansion is a testament to Baltimore's rich history and is currently managed by Poe-Baltimore, offering tours and events for visitors.