Father Turci Manor at St. Camillus
Where Modern Day Class Meets Historic Elegance

Father Turci Manor has long been a symbol of the rich history of Whitinsville. Formerly known as the E. Kent Swift Estate, the historic home went through major renovations during the summer of 1999 and emerged as glorious as she was in 1911.

The home was originally built by Marston Whitin, the owner of the Whitin Machine Shop and the namesake of the town. He presented the estate to his daughter Katherine and son-in-law Elijah Swift as their wedding present.

The mansion was renamed later in honor of The Reverend Vitaliano Turci, the Administrator of St. Camillus from 1966 through 1983. Despite the renaming, the 22 room brick Georgian has maintained its historic features.

Availability

• Father Turci Manor is available for private functions of any size up to 125 people.
• Our attentive culinary staff will assist you in developing a menu that is customized for your event.
• Each event is per your specifications, and prices vary.

Because St. Camillus is a non-profit organization, some of the cost for your event may be tax deductible.

For availability and event information,
call St. Camillus or use the form found on our Contact Us page.