The front veranda is one of the most recognizable features of the Mansion, as it is made out of blue stone from New York, tile, and a mahogany ceiling (all of which still stands today). Together, the Harry and the Quaker architect expanded the Mansion by building a study wind and a front veranda. Six years later, Harry hired Addison Hutton to renovate a few sections of the Mansion. The Mansion was Asa’s wedding gift to Harry and his new wife. In 1874, founder of Lehigh University and the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Asa Packer built the Harry Packer Mansion for his son Harry. The Mansion is mostly popular for their Murder Mystery Weekends. Located in Jim Thorpe, PA, the Harry Packer Mansion is a historic landmark that “blends old world opulence with modern day convenience”. Cover Photo: Courtesy of AardLumens - Īttraction Spotlight: Harry Packer Mansion.Molly Maguire’s Pub and Steakhouse, Photo: pavel siamionov/.

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