Fulford Place Museum

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  Fulford Place is an impressive house museum located in the original Edwardian home of George T. Fulford (1852-1905). Fulford was a patent medicine manufacturer whose products gained world-wide usage during his lifetime and afterwards. 'Pink Pills for Pale People' was sold in most countries. The house is furnished with the family possessions that were acquired on numerous world travels. The grounds of the property contain a restored formal gardens that were designed in the beginning by the Omstead Brothers of American fame. The building stands much as it did when completed in 1901 to the architectural plans of Albert W. Fuller, an architect based in Albany, NY.
  By Doug Grant, June 21, 2017
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  Can still smell pee on the carpet and veranda was falling apart.Nice place but...Falling apart and will not rent for a gathering.
  By Heather Bazinet, April 23, 2017
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  Beautiful property, great tour and friendly staff.
  By Akram Kiassi, October 12, 2016
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  A real step into the past with a rich history to be told. Worth the visit if you love history!
  By Steve Pelehos, September 12, 2016

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