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A restored 19th-century rowhouse in Center City that preserves the life and legacy of singer Marian Anderson through exhibits, photos, and memorabilia.
762 South Martin Street, Philadelphia, PA 19146 · Philadelphia, PA
The museum occupies the three-story house on South Martin Street where Marian Anderson lived. She bought the home in 1924 and turned its basement into a small entertainment space for friends and fellow musicians. The house holds rare photographs, books, memorabilia, and films about her career. The Marian Anderson Historical Society runs the site and changes its exhibition theme each year. Visitors take guided tours by reservation, and groups can book visits through the society's office.
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