
Fonthill Castle is an eclectic "little" house and museum in Doylestown, PA. It was built between 1908 and 1912 by the archeologist and tile maker Henry Chapman Mercer (1856-1930). Naturally, the house is filled with a lot of old tile work and other antiques. The house has ten bedrooms and over 200 windows.
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I do wonder what would be in that Handbook, its over a century old. They might still be in good enough condition to flip through, but I'd definitely consult with someone first, old books do tend to require careful preservation.
I'm fairly sure it was all Mr. Mercer's property. He was one of those world-traveler types with a lot of different collections. His area of expertise as an archeologist was in ancient tool-making.
I'm fairly sure it was all Mr. Mercer's property. He was one of those world-traveler types with a lot of different collections. His area of expertise as an archeologist was in ancient tool-making.
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