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   Mother Seton HouseHistorical Museum

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   This historic home was labeled as a historic site in 1973. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the original owner of the home, was the...

   MoreThis historic home was labeled as a historic site in 1973. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the original owner of the home, was the first American-born woman to be canonized by the Catholic Church. She founded the first order of nuns in the United States in the 19th century and was also responsible for founding one of the nation's first parochial schools in Baltimore. The house was named a historical site after nine years of renovations starting in 1963. Furniture and artifacts from the 19th century are still displayed in the home, which is open to the public on weekends and by appointment. Less

   Website: stmaryspacast.org

   Phone: (410) 728-6464

   Cross Streets: Between George St/N Paca St and N Paca St

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   600 N Paca St Baltimore, MD 21201-1995 342.26 mi

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