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When it comes to the history of American Decorative Art, Henry Francis du Pont is a name to know. Born in a (comparably modest) 30-room Delaware home by the name of Winterthur, his love of horticulture and delight in the decorative arts was nurtured into what became a 175-room museum devoted to the two. To this day, Winterthur continues to showcase du Pont’s unparalleled investment in the preservation of over 90,000 design objects, as well as over 1000 acres of surrounding nature and gardens.
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