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About The Oliver Mansion
The Oliver Mansion, also known as Copshaholm, is an elegant 38-room Queen Anne Romanesque house completed in 1897. Once home to the J.D. Oliver family, it features original furnishings across three floors, showcasing oak, cherry, and mahogany woodwork, leaded glass windows, and 14 fireplaces. Visitors can explore rooms like the Dining Room, Library, and Den. The mansion is surrounded by 2.5 acres of landscaped Italianate gardens with a teahouse, rose garden, and fountain, and is listed on the National Record of Historic Places.
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Serving South Bend, IN
The Oliver Mansion, also known as Copshaholm, is an elegant 38-room Queen Anne Romanesque house completed in 1897. Once home to the J.D. Oliver family, it features original furnishings across three floors, showcasing oak, cherry, and mahogany woodwork, leaded glass windows, and 14 fireplaces. Visitors can explore rooms like the Dining Room, Library, and Den. The mansion is surrounded by 2.5 acres of landscaped Italianate gardens with a teahouse, rose garden, and fountain, and is listed on the National Record of Historic Places.