Gore Place,
the Federal period, historic
house and estate of Massachusetts
Governor Christopher Gore,
includes a small farm with
sheep, goats and poultry. The
elegantly furnished mansion
has been called “the Monticello
of the North” and architectural
historians consider it to be
the most significant Federal
period mansion in New England.
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Place is proud to participate
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Program.
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“Gore Place Society's mission is to preserve and promote the 1806 estate of Christopher and Rebecca Gore as a unique educational resource to inspire an appreciation of early 19th century America.”
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GORE
PLACE
52 Gore
Street
Waltham Massachusetts 02453-6866
voice: (781) 894-2798 • fax: (781) 894-5745 • E-mail: goreplace@goreplace.org
copyright 1994-2012 Gore Place
Society
Gore Place is an historic house of
the Federal period.
