Rathalla
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Joseph F. Sinnott was 17 when he arrived in Philadelphia from Ireland in 1854. Thirty years later he was sole owner of one of the largest distilleries in America. With wealth came the desire for a Main Line mansion for his wife, Annie Eliza, and their eight children. He named the house “Rathalla” – Irish for “home of the chieftain upon the highest hill.” Mr. Sinnott died in 1906; Mrs. Sinnott in 1918.
Department of College Relations
Office of Non-Credit Programs
Office of Alumni Relations
Office of Public Relations
Human Resource
Joseph F. Sinnott was 17 when he arrived in Philadelphia from Ireland in 1854. Thirty years later he was sole owner of one of the largest distilleries in America. With wealth came the desire for a Main Line mansion for his wife, Annie Eliza, and their eight children. He named the house “Rathalla” – Irish for “home of the chieftain upon the highest hill.” Mr. Sinnott died in 1906; Mrs. Sinnott in 1918.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 40°2'0"N 75°19'45"W
- Trianon 2 km
- Coopertown section of Bryn Mawr 2.1 km
- The Quadrangle (Retirement Community) 3.7 km
- Ardmore Busway 3.8 km
- manayunk area 5.1 km
- Lower Merion Twp. Public Works Complex 7.2 km
- Roxborough Tower Farm 7.4 km
- Overbrook Park 7.4 km
- Newtown Square, Pennsylvania 8.9 km
- Bishop Hill Apartments 12 km
- Villanova, Pennsylvania 1.3 km
- Radnor, Pennsylvania 2.7 km
- Haverford, Pennsylvania 3.1 km
- Ardmore, Pennsylvania 4.2 km
- Haverford Township 5.4 km
- Wayne, Pennsylvania 5.4 km
- Broomall, Pennsylvania 7.5 km
- Delaware County, Pennsylvania 13 km
- Montgomery County, Pennsylvania 20 km
- Chester County, Pennsylvania 36 km