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Distinction, elegance, and graciousness are the hallmarks of The Sayre Mansion in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, a stately mansion framed by the swaying branches of century-old trees and the picturesque beauty of the lush landscape. Built more than 150 years ago in the 1850s—the first house in the upscale area of Fountain Hill—the mansion was built by Robert Heysham Sayre, chief engineer of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Meticulously restored to maintain historic details, this Gothic Revival-style mansion showcases a beautiful brick façade and grand entrance, in addition to 19 classic mansion guestrooms and four sumptuous Carriage House Suites, each offers Old World refinement and modern amenities.

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Industry & Upheaval, 1849 ~ 1859

Distinction, elegance, and graciousness are the hallmarks of The Sayre Mansion in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, a stately mansion framed by the swaying branches of century-old trees and the picturesque beauty of the lush landscape.

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