Social Studies Field Trips
Carroll Mansion
 "Nipper" on the right. |  from Lombard Street. |
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GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PUBLIC
"Nipper" on the right. | from Lombard Street. |
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PUBLIC
| NAME: Carroll Mansion | |||
| STREET: 33 South Front Street | |||
| CITY: Baltimore | STATE: MD | ZIP: 21202 | COUNTY: Baltimore City |
| PHONE: 410-545-3000, or 410-396-3279 | FEES: Adults, $6. Children, seniors, and military, $4. | ||
| HOURS AND DAYS: Daily, 10 am - 5 pm. | |||
| GRADES: 2 4 5 | UNITS: Urban, MD History, 13 Colonies, Westward Movement |
| CONTACT: Eliner Tyron Elgin | PHONE: 410-396-3279 |
| TYPE: Historic house | FEES: Varies from free to $2.25 to $5.00 depending on program. |
| DAYS: M T W Th F | HOURS: 9:30 am - 4 pm |
| LUNCH: Groups with full day program only may use courtyard or indoor facility. | |
| GROUP SIZE: Varies with program selected. | |
| HANDICAPPED ACCESS: No | |
| LENGTH OF TOUR: 70 min. - 3 1/2 hours depending on program. | |
DESCRIPTION: This was the home, built in 1812, of Charles Carroll of Carrollton for the last 12 years of his life. Carroll was a Maryland patriot and the last living signer of the Declaration of Independence. The tour is guided by trained staff who contrast the austere first floor office with the decorated family quarters above. Visit the elegant parlor and dining room used for lavish social gatherings. The home is filled with period furnishings. This is part of the Baltimore City Life Museums . Tour of Carroll Mansion is included the following educational programs: "A Nineteenth Century Day," "A Day at the Museum," "Life in the City," and "My Neighborhood, My World."
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Last updated on March 18, 1998
Maintained by Martin M. Creel: Marty_Creel@fc.mcps.k12.md.us