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Copshaholm, The Oliver Mansion |
Located on West Washington Street, this house was built in 1895 by Joseph Doty Oliver, founder of the Oliver Chilled Plow Works, and named for the Scottish village in which he was born. The 38 room mansion contains leaded glass windows, parquet floors, 9 bathrooms and 14 fireplaces. Original furnishings include porcelains, glass, silver, prints, and bronzes. The 2.5 acres of gardens showcase a formal Italianate garden, a rose garden, a tea house, a pergola, a fountain, a carriage house and a tennis court.
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| Location | 808 W. Washington St. South Bend Indiana 46601 |
| Phone | 574-235-9664 |
| Fax | 574-235-9059 |
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