Henry Francis du Pont

of scale between simulation and hyperreality, where the real is something entirely separate. Authenticity falls within this model in the real. Winterthur exists in a state of hyperreality. It is a historic house, which was once the home of Henry Francis du Pont, a collector of American decorative arts. In the 1950s the house was converted

river, history comes alive with live-action machinery and gunpowder demonstrations, and civil war exhibits. An award-winning Wilmingham attraction is Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library. The 175 room childhood home of famous collector Henry Francis Du Pont, Winterhur exhibits decorative art, a 1000-acre natural preserve, and research library. Enjoy as a family a guided spring tour through