Downtown Easton Walking Tour

Frank Lawall Mansion

Frank Lawall Mansion

One block up, look for the Frank Lawall Mansion built in 1905 by Frank Lawall, a salesman of lace and linens.

73 North Second St

View of the front porch of the Frank Lawall mansion with an Easton flag in front

About Frank Lawall Mansion

This striking red brick mansion boasts “Greek revival” details, Dutch gables and a prominent keystone. After Mrs. Lawall sold the house in 1952, it was subdivided into office and residential apartments, and one tenant was architect Hugh Moore. Today, the mansion has been reconverted to its original grandeur and has served as the studio/gallery for artist Charles Kablunde and his family.

Photos

Colorful vintage-inspired living room with a decorated fireplace and classic furniture, featuring framed artwork, lush plants, and cozy seating arrangements.
Front porch of the Frank Lawall mansion with columns and an Easton flag flying out front
Vibrant artwork display in an elegant art gallery with warm lighting and classic interior decor.

Special thanks to Richard F. Hope, historian, who contributed a wealth of information for this walking tour.

Written by Kelly Prentice • Photos by Laini Abraham