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About Isabel Howland House (Opendore)
The Isabel Howland House (Opendore) is a museum that opened in August 2021. Originally built in 1837, it was remodeled multiple times, including a 1910 renovation by architect Albert Brockway in a vernacular Colonial Revival style. It is on the National Registry as part of the Sherwood Equal Rights Historic District and is a stop on the Votes for Women trail, recognizing the Howland family's leadership in the women’s suffrage movement. Visitors can explore public trails around the nine-acre property, which features historic plantings.
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The Isabel Howland House (Opendore) is a museum that opened in August 2021. Originally built in 1837, it was remodeled multiple times, including a 1910 renovation by architect Albert Brockway in a vernacular Colonial Revival style. It is on the National Registry as part of the Sherwood Equal Rights Historic District and is a stop on the Votes for Women trail, recognizing the Howland family's leadership in the women’s suffrage movement. Visitors can explore public trails around the nine-acre property, which features historic plantings.