Frank Cousins’ Souvenir Bone China Plates, c.1900
October Tickets
Admission Type | Fee |
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Mansion Tour | $30 |
Mansion Tour - Senior (65+) | $24 |
Mansion Tour - Children (Age 5-12) | $20 |
Grounds Pass* | $15 |
Children Under 5 | FREE – accompanied by an adult |
Gables Members | FREE |
Salem Residents | FREE – proof of residency required |
NARM Passholders | FREE – must show card |
* Grounds Pass does not include access to inside of house - inside only accessible through Mansion Tours ** Additional discounted tickets available on purchase page. All discounted tickets require valid ID upon arrival for verification. |
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Description
Frank Cousins was a famous Salem photographer known for capturing both the streets and interiors of late 1800s and early 1900s Salem. Cousins owned a studio in Salem and took great interest in the city’s historical architecture, including the Turner-Ingersoll Mansion.
These white bone china plates were made for him in Austria. They represent a small portion of our souvenir plate collection. Note the folded corner design and the image of the Turner-Ingersoll Mansion prior to restoration on the first plate.
