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FS Connects Presents: Philadelphia Woodwork and Furniture in Context at Stenton

Community

Tuesday, Oct 3 1:00 – 2:30

Wood­worker and Furni­ture Conser­va­tor Christo­pher Storb along with Stenton Curator Laura Keim will take you on a virtual visual tour and discus­sion through some of the rooms inside Stenton, a remark­able c.1730 early Geor­gian gentleman’s house built as the plan­ta­tion seat of Philadelphia’s Quaker Logan family. Storb and Keim will discuss the 1720s house construc­tion and will consider some of the furni­ture with eyes on form, mate­ri­als, and construction details.

The National Society of The Colo­nial Dames of America in the Common­wealth of Penn­syl­va­nia (NSCDA/PA) has stew­arded Stenton as a historic house museum since 1899. Many objects and furnish­ings on exhibit have Logan family ownership histories. 

A Q&A will follow the presentation.

Jointly presented by The Furni­ture Society and Stenton Museum 

This event is free and open to all

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