Belmont Mansion

Belmont Mansion is a house built with balanced wings and classical details that sits on raised ground within a large park. Inside, rooms contain historical objects and information about different periods, including materials related to the fight against slavery.

Construction began in the middle of the 1700s as a private home and later became a gathering place during the fight for independence. The building was later adapted to reflect its importance in the story of struggles for human freedom.

The mansion hosted gatherings of activists who worked against slavery and fought for freedom. Today visitors walk through rooms filled with displays that tell the story of this struggle for human rights.

The house sits within a park setting with walking paths accessible from different entry points. Guided tours are offered and allow visitors to move through rooms while learning about the objects and stories on display.

The grounds feature gardens designed in the style of the 1700s, offering visitors a glimpse of how the landscape appeared when the house was built. A pavilion structure on the property was built for a major exposition in the 1870s and remains standing as part of the historical site.