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About The Judson House
The Judson House, built in 1810, is a stately home furnished in the style of its period. It is believed to be on the property of the original French Fort, where an archaeological dig uncovered wood charcoal suggesting fort remains and over 160,000 American period artifacts. Visitors can see old entrances and a past porch. The second floor features a library, an extensive genealogy collection, and a model of the original Fort LeBoeuf, described in George Washington's journal.
On the coast
Serving Waterford, PA
The Judson House, built in 1810, is a stately home furnished in the style of its period. It is believed to be on the property of the original French Fort, where an archaeological dig uncovered wood charcoal suggesting fort remains and over 160,000 American period artifacts. Visitors can see old entrances and a past porch. The second floor features a library, an extensive genealogy collection, and a model of the original Fort LeBoeuf, described in George Washington's journal.