John Brown House Museum

The John Brown House Museum in Providence, Rhode Island, is a historic mansion built in 1786, originally owned by merchant William Ingalls. Later, abolitionist John Brown purchased the home in 1846, transforming it into a hub for anti-slavery activities. Today, the museum preserves the house's architectural beauty and offers exhibits that explore Brown's life, the abolitionist movement, and 19th-century history. It provides visitors with insight into the early struggle against slavery and the important role Brown played in that movement. The museum is a significant site for understanding American history and social justice efforts.