Dolley Todd House

Nestled in the heart of historical Philadelphia, the Dolley Todd House dates back to 1775 and once served as the home of Dolley Madison, who would later become the First Lady of the United States. This 18th-century residence provides a tangible connection to the past, offering visitors an authentic look into the life of Dolley and the middle-class experience in colonial Philadelphia. The house stands as a testament to the era’s architecture and daily living, allowing guests to step back in time and explore the spaces where history unfolded.