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The McLellan-Sweat Mansion (or The McLellan House) may be a historic house deposit at 111 main street in Portland, Maine. It forms the rear element of the Portland deposit Of Art advanced.
Constructed in 1800-1801 for shipping mogul Major Hugh McLellan, the brick mansion was designed by John Kimball, Sr. (1758-1831), associate architect/housewright originally from Ipswich, Massachusetts. The price was $20,000. Once a modification of householders, the property was purchased in 1880 by Lorenzo Delaware house Sweat. In 1908, his widow bequeathed it to the Portland Society of Art (now Portland deposit of Art). The L. D. M. Sweat Memorial Galleries, designed by Jean Chauvin Stevens, were else in 1911 behind the house, to that they connected by passageway.
In 1957, 2 mantelpieces salvaged from the 1805 commissioned naval officer Edward Preble House, designed by Alexander Parris, replaced originals lost throughout a Greek Revival transforming of the drawing and eating rooms. In 1970, the house was else to the National Historic Register as a National Historic Landmark. The Charles Shipman Payson Building by Henry N. Cobb of architect, Cobb, Freed & Partners opened in 1983, extending the length of the deposit to its new entrance on Congress sq. Plaza. Once an in depth restoration, The McLellan House reopened in 2002.
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