Mordecai Historic Park
1 Mimosa St
RaleighNC27604
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- Sunday
- 7:30pm-5:00am
- Monday
- 7:30pm-5:00am
- Tuesday
- 7:30pm-5:00am
- Wednesday
- 7:30pm-5:00am
- Thursday
- 7:30pm-5:00am
- Friday
- 7:30pm-5:00am
- Saturday
- 7:30pm-5:00am
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The tour trolley departs from Mordecai Historic Park on the hour, but can be boarded at any stop along the tour.
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You can see the Mordecai family's Greek Revival plantation home and other historically significant structures that have been moved onto the 2-acre property, including the house where President Andrew Johnson was born in 1808. Moses Mordecai, a well-respected lawyer, married two granddaughters of Joel Lane, the "Father of Raleigh." Mordecai's descendants lived in the house until 1964. There are...
Some say they've seen a ghost walking around this historic mansion.:
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This two-story mansion, located on Mordecai Square, is the birthplace of Andrew Johnson, who took over as the 17th president of the United States after Abraham Lincoln was...
This two-story mansion, located on Mordecai Square, is the birthplace of Andrew Johnson, who took over as the 17th president of the United States after Abraham Lincoln was...
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Mordecai Historic Park is the oldest home in Raleigh, N.C. on it's original foundation and was the seat of one of the largest plantations in Wake County. The park contains the Mordecai plantation house, Allen Kitchen, Ellen Mordecai Garden, the birthplace of Andrew Johnson, 17th president, the Badger-Iredell Law Office, St. Marks Chapel, and other out buildings. We also offer trolley tours from...
