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Shary-Shivers Estate
Was home of John H. Shary, known as father of Texas citrus industry, first to…
Explore →1320 Lake Avenue
James E. Norsworthy came to Gothenburg with his wife Sarah in 1889. In 1905 he…
Explore →1812 Hitching Post
The 1812 Hitching Post was the birthplace of four-term N. C. Lieutenant Governor W. D.…
Explore →1812-on-the-Perquimans
This coastal plantation inn is at the historic Fletcher-Skinner-Nixon House. Listed on the National Register…
Explore →A. Wayland Home
The Wayland home was built in 1887, and is listed on the National Register of…
Explore →Adams House of Mystic
1749 Colonial with three fireplaces, located in quaint country setting. Seven rooms (two with fireplace),…
Explore →Adena Mansion & Gardens
Adena was the 2,000-acre estate of Thomas Worthington (1773-1827), sixth governor of Ohio and one…
Explore →Adm. Robert E. Peary Home
Eagle Island State Historic Site, Casco Bay. Summer home of Admiral Robert E. Peary, discoverer…
Explore →Admiral Raphael Semmes House
Raphael Semmes moved to Alabama in 1842. When Alabama withdrew from the Union in 1861,…
Explore →Alexander Douglass House
Site of Washington's council of war prior to Battle of Princeton. Open by appointment.
Explore →Aley Mansion
The Aley Mansion was built in 1887 by William Henry Sternberg and is notable for…
Explore →Allen House
Built before 1740. The Blue Ball Tavern at Shrewsbury's Historic Four Corners functioned as a…
Explore →Amasa Day House
A Federal style house (1816) remained in the hands of Day's heirs until 1967. Furnished…
Explore →American Labor Museum/Botto House National Landmark
Public programs which explore the culture of working people, including conferences, exhibitions, tours, special events,…
Explore →American Woman's League Chapter House
Built in 1911 and listed in the National Register of Historic Sites, this house is…
Explore →Anheuser Museum & Estate
The ancestral home of Fred and Mabel Ruth Anheuser, affectionately known to many as Fredmar…
Explore →Antiques & Accommodations
1861 Victorian home, furnished with antiques, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Four…
Explore →Asa Crook Home
Asa Crook's home was the first two-story, frame house built in 1839 by Whiteside County's…
Explore →Bates-Scofield House (c.1736)
Classic New England saltbox featuring 18th- and early 19th-century regional furnishings.
Explore →Battle-Friedman House
1835 Greek Revival mansion built as townhouse by Alfred Battle, wealthy planter/businessman. Later owned by…
Explore →Belmont County Victorian Mansion Museum
Award winning late 19th century Victorian Mansion - 26 rooms lavishly decorated with amazing period…
Explore →Bessemer Pioneer Homes
Original structures dating from early 1800s, built of logs covered with clapboard. Many original owners…
Explore →Bloodworth House
The original red brick Queen Anne style cottage built around 1910 was the home of…
Explore →Bonaparte Pottery
A pottery was housed in this brick structure from 1865 to 1896. See parts of…
Explore →Brearley House
Built in 1761 by John Brearley, one of the original signers of the U.S. Constitution…
Explore →Brookside Farm
The Brookside farm (also known as the Gridley-Howe-Faden-Atkins Farmstead), illustrates an historically typical farmstead evolution…
Explore →Brownfield House
Built in 1850s prior to Civil War by Dr. Brownfield, one of Opelika's 1st physicians.…
Explore →Buel House
Situated at the base of the Ohio River bluffs, this two-story rectangular, square-log structure built…
Explore →Buena Vista
Originally called Montgomery House, 1821 Greek Revival plantation home was significant to cultural development of…
Explore →Buffalo Bill Cody Homestead
One of the homesteads of the Cody family, built of stone in 1847 by Buffalo…
Explore →Burns House
The first brick home built in Polo is now a tourist information center and home…
Explore →Buttolph-Williams House (c.1710)
This 18th-century "mansion house" is the best restored house of its period in the area.…
Explore →C.L.N. Haines Home
The front second floor room was built for a Billiard Room. There are designed parquet…
Explore →Campbell Home
This was the home of David Gee Campbell, the founder of Campbelltown, the original name…
Explore →Campbell-ChristieHouse
Located at New Bridge Landing Historic Park, this 1774 house, built by Jacob Campbell, member…
Explore →Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer House
Guided tours of Victorian home of the discoverer of Antarctica and clipper ship designer. Exhibits…
Explore →Carl Sandburg State Historic Site
Galesburg is the birth place and burial site of the internationally known writer, Carl Sandburg.…
Explore →CCC Ranch Headquarters
The CCC Ranch Headquarters was built in the 1880s of native stone, cut and laid…
Explore →Cedar Rock
Cedar Rock, the Walter House, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Lowell and Agnes…
Explore →Christian Herschler Winery & Stagecoach Stop
Tour this 1860s home that was once a stagecoach stop. See original painted murals and…
Explore →Christopher Leffingwell House (c.1675)
Home of early industrialist, used as a meeting place for patriots during Revolutionary War.
Explore →Clarke House
Indian raids on white settlers were common in the 1880s. When William Clarke, a mining…
Explore →Clinton Center & Birthplace
Credit Cards Accepted: MasterCard, Visa Food Service/Picnic Area Available Directions: From I-30 go south to…
Explore →Colonel Cook's Home
Built in 1875, Colonel Cook's Home is a showpiece of historical and architectural spendor. It…
Explore →Colonel Davenport
Tour guides recall the army fort construction that brought George Davenport to Rock Island on…
Explore →Condé-Charlotte Museum House
Built in 1822-24. Owned by National Society of Colonial Dames in America. Period antiques and…
Explore →Cornelius Low House/Middlesex County Museum
1741 Georgian Manor home, presents changing exhibits on NJ history.
Explore →Cornucopia at Oldfield
Historic home (c.1818) with spacious rooms, set on 2.5 acres of rolling lawns and extensive…
Explore →Cranmer House
One Conway Springs home is of special interest because it was built by the founder…
Explore →Creole House
This lower Mississippi style house was built in the early 1800s and has been completely…
Explore →Curtis House
Connecticut's oldest inn (1754), furnished with antiques, pub and tavern. Main house, 14 rooms (eight…
Explore →Custer House - Fort Riley
Constructed in 1855 of native limestone, the Custer House is the only surviving set of…
Explore →Daniel Benton Homestead (c.1720)
Colonial cape (c.1720) with unusual architectural details, original paneling and period furnishings.
Explore →Daniel Hertzler House
The Daniel Hertzler House was built in 1854-1855, a Pennsylvania Style Bank House and is…
Explore →David Davis Mansion
This 19th Century mansion was the home of United States Supreme Court Justice, David Davis,…
Explore →Deacon John Grave House (c.1685)
Inhabited for over 300 years by the descendants of Deacon John Grave I. Evolved from…
Explore →Deere - Wiman House & Butterworth Center
Two historic homes, built 1872 and 1892. Lived in by 4 generations of John Deere's…
Explore →Dillon Home Museum
Built in 1858, a Victorian Italianate design, the Dillon home was listed on the National…
Explore →Dr. Poos Home
Built in 1888, this home was occupied by Dr. Robert Poos, a local practitioner and…
Explore →Dr. William Beaumont House (c.1750)
18th century birthplace of the "Father of Gastro-physiology" (1785-1853), whose 19th-century experiments revealed the secrets…
Explore →Dunham-Hunt House
Built in 1836, this restored, 19th-century Greek Revival home is listed on the National Register…
Explore →Early Residents Walking Tour
"Where Did They Live? Early Residences of Lindsborg, KS." This is a self guided street…
Explore →Emanuel Haldeman-Julius Home
Emanuel Haldeman lived at this farm home with his family beginning in 1918. The home…
Explore →Emlen Physick Estate
Tours of Cape May's only Victorian House Museum, built in 1879 by renowned architect Frank…
Explore →Erlander Home Museum
Home museum in Rockford's first brick home, built by a Swedish family in 1871. Collections…
Explore →Ethnic Heritage Museum
The Ethnic Heritage Museum is an 1850's house dedicated to depicting the roles six ethnic…
Explore →Faherty House
Four-room brick and stone house. Stone rooms built between 1827-1831. Brick rooms added 1854. The…
Explore →Farrington Hall
Adding to his famous Rajah Lodge home and gardens, 3-term congressman and coal mine owner…
Explore →Fendall Hall
Completed 1860. One of great Italianate-style houses surviving in Alabama. 1880s hand-painted murals and stenciling…
Explore →First White House of the Confederacy
1835 Italianate-style house was home to President and Mrs. Jefferson Davis while capitol of Confederacy…
Explore →Fithian Home
The Fithian home is a Lincoln site listed on the National Register of Historic Places.…
Explore →Foscue Plantation House
The Foscue Plantation House built in 1803-04 is open for tours. The house stands at…
Explore →Foster-Armstrong House c. 1790
Location of Montague's historical society-M.A.R.C.H. exhibits. Call for tour info. Seasonal.
Explore →Frank Lloyd Wright Stockman House
Wright's first Iowa building, designed in 1908, restored and furnished with Arts and Crafts furniture…
Explore →Frederick Remington Ranch
This is the Homestead of the famous western artist, Frederick Remington. Large tours available.
Explore →Funk Prarie Home
The Pre-civil war, Victorian home of Illinois Senator and director of the Chicago Stock Yards,…
Explore →Gardner Mansion and Largest Tree
The 1880 mansion is the former home of Jefferson Gardner, principal chief of the Choctaws,…
Explore →Garrison-McLain House
Directions: Stateline Avenue Exit off I-30; go south, then turn left on Seventh Street; turn…
Explore →General David Humphreys House (c.1698)
Restored home of aide to General Washington, first U.S. ambassador, local manufacturer and poet. Gift…
Explore →General James B. McPherson Home
Clyde's Famous Civil War Hero "Highest Ranking Union Officer" Killed in the Civil War General…
Explore →General Mansfield House
Built in 1810, Federal-style home with museum exhibits including decorative arts and Civil War artifacts.
Explore →General William Hart House (c.1767)
Once residence of distinguished Revolution era political and military figure. Mansion with eight corner fireplaces,…
Explore →George Turner House
The George and Nancy Turner House, built in 1867, is a two-story brick Italianate-style residence.…
Explore →Gillette Castle
Reservations needed at least 2 weeks before intended stay, limited to one night stay, break…
Explore →Glass Mansion
Another facility owned and operated by the Nowata Historical Society, the Glass mansion, better known…
Explore →Goodland Historical Tour
Find out about the history of Goodland with a tour of 36 historic homes, buildings,…
Explore →Gorgas House
Built 1829; oldest building on campus. Occupied by Gorgas family members 1879-1953. One of 4…
Explore →Governor Duncan Home
Amidst the untamed beauty and savagery of the Illinois Prairie sprang the elegance and grace…
Explore →Governor John Wood Mansion
The Governor John Wood Mansion is the restored home of Quincy's founder and 12th governor…
Explore →Governor Jonathan Trumbull House
Built in c.1740 and former home of Connecticut's Revolutionary War Governor (1769-1784). Birthplace of patriot…
Explore →Graham-Gaughan-Betts Home
Built for Major Joseph M. Graham and his wife Mary Washington (first cousin of George…
Explore →Graham-Ginestra House
The Graham-Ginestra House is an 1857 Italianate limestone house with ceiling murals, parquet floors, pocket…
Explore →Grammes-Brown House
Stroll through a Victorian garden with its pear tree as old as the house and…
Explore →Granger House
Late 19th century middle-class home displays many antique furnishings. Don't miss the 1879 brick carriage…
Explore →Graystone Inn
An historic landmark and one of the most elegant structures in Wilmington, the inn has…
Explore →Graystone Park House
The original house was built between 1833 and 1836, and an addition was made in…
Explore →Greathouse Home
Located on the grounds of the Faulkner County Courthouse, this home was built in 1830…
Explore →Green River Plantation
Built in 1807, The Green River Plantation is a magnificent 42-room mansion. It is open…
Explore →Hall Street Historic Homes District
A small intact 1860-1905 residential neighborhood built during St. Joseph's "Golden Age."
Explore →Hamilton House Museum
This museum was once a gracious 19th-century farmhouse now restored to six rooms and a…
Explore →Hammond House
The Hammond House was originally built in 1876 to be a courthouse and jail. In…
Explore →Hanson-Lindfors Home
This 16 room Victorian house was built in 1888 for Hans Hanson, one of the…
Explore →Hardin County Historical House
Large Victorian home built in 1891, featuring antiques and collectibles from the Eldora and Hardin…
Explore →Harker House
This 1875 house has original furnishings and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Explore →Harmony Hall
One of the oldest homes in Lenoir County, Harmony Hall has been tastefully restored with…
Explore →Harrington House
This 1914 neo-classical house reflects exquisite materials and workmanship, as well as fine French and…
Explore →Harrison House
Restored 1724 classic Colonial saltbox. Period furnishings, Branford archives and photographs; herb and flower garden,…
Explore →Harrison House
Harrison House is a 2-story home built in 1868, the first brick house in Herrin,…
Explore →Hart House
Restored one-story Greek Revival house, relatively unchanged since 1850, features porch with 6 fluted Doric…
Explore →Hawkeye Log Cabin
Learn about pioneer living at this authentic 1910 log cabin, former clubhouse of "Hawk-eye Natives."
Explore →Helen Keller's Birthplace and Home
Built in 1820 by Helen Keller's grandfather. Infant Helen Keller developed high fever that took…
Explore →Hempsted Houses
For almost 50 years, Joshua Hempsted described everyday life. His house, built in 1678, was…
Explore →Henderson House
A touch of aristocratic charm combined with friendly hospitality, this 1905 "doll house," which is…
Explore →Henry Laurens Call Home
This is the home of Socialist lawyer, author, and lecturer, Henry Laurens Call. Call built…
Explore →Heritage House
Built in 1927 to serve as home for the president of Texas A&M University, the…
Explore →Heritage Manor Bed & Breakfast Inn
This historic home is the creative product of A.J. and Carolyn Rexroat. They patiently and…
Explore →Heym-Oliver House
A renovated "post rock" limestone family home, showing a different style of sawn limestone. Located…
Explore →Higgie Family Homes
The Higgie family was a founding family with 10 children (5 of whom settled in…
Explore →Hiram B. Scutt Mansion
The Hiram B Scutt Mansion now houses the P. Seth Magosky Museum of Victorian Life…
Explore →Historic Carson House
Built as a walnut log cabin in 1793, the home once served as a stagecoach…
Explore →Historic Dowd House
Built in 1879, this home became the headquarters of Camp Green in 1917. Visits may…
Explore →Historic Frank House
The Frank House, built by George Washington Frank, was constructed in 1889. The three-story house…
Explore →Historic Homes
Rarely is a town the size of Superior, Nebraska filled with so many elegantly restored…
Explore →Historic Homes
This is the 1893 home of James Parkinson, who was the first president of the…
Explore →Historic Homes Tour
Welcome to Winfield, Kansas, home to beautiful and unique Victorian homes. These homes, built from…
Explore →Historic Homes Tour
The Marion Historic Committee has prepared a tour of designated historic homes within the city.…
Explore →Historic Homes Tour
1112 C Street: American Foursquare home built in 1902 by B.G. Dawson. 1016 D Street:…
Explore →Historic Homes Tour
There are 38 recognized pre-statehood and early statehood era homes in Vinita. Self-guided walking tours…
Explore →Historic Hope Plantation
Hope Plantation is located in southern Bertie County on the edge of Roquist Pocosin, four…
Explore →Historic John Blue House Complex
This 100-year old Victorian house, with two museum rooms, is listed on National Register of…
Explore →Historic Kirkwood Inn
Located in beautiful Mason, the Kirkwood Inn is on route to historic Lebanon. In the…
Explore →Historic Lackman-Thompson Estate
The promise of opportunity and freedom brought many brave individuals to American shores in the…
Explore →Historic Latta Plantation
The last remaining Catawba River Plantation open to the public. The 62-acre farm of James…
Explore →Historic Morven
Residence of Richard Stockton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Official residence of New…
Explore →Historic Phelps House
The Phelps mansion recalls a day of opulence and elegance. Its exterior is constructed of…
Explore →Historic Pleasant Home
Explore the opulent 30-room mansion designed by prominent Prarie School architect, Geroge H. Maher. Located…
Explore →Historic Sternberg Mansion
Wichita's first historic property, the Historic Sternberg Mansion was built for the areas most prolific…
Explore →Historic Walnford
Former mill village with a Georgian-style mansion built in 1773. Gristmill (operates from April -…
Explore →Historical House
Built in 1900, the home is restored and furnished with period items and a pictorial…
Explore →Hogue House
The Hogue House is an original Sears & Roebuck pre-cut house purchased in Chicago in…
Explore →Holmes-Hendrickson House
18th-century Dutch style farm house. Hands-on spinning and weaving. Special programs.
Explore →Holt House
Birthplace of Pi Beta Phi, the first fraternity for women founded April 28, 1867. Available…
Explore →Homes For The Holidays Tour
Fort Scott is well known for its wealth of Victorian painted-lady homes. Visit two of…
Explore →Honnell House
At 1020 East 8th Street stands the most historical house in Horton. The house was…
Explore →Hugoton 1887 Historic Home
The Early Dwelling House in Hugoton was built in 1886-1887 by B.E. Stehlt. Stehle was…
Explore →Hunt Hill Farm Trust/Silo
Listed on the National Register and an affiliate of the Smithsonian, home to the Silo…
Explore →Hunter-Dawson State Historic Site
1859 Antebellum mansion typical of plantations on the Mississippi River before the Civil War. Thought…
Explore →Hutchinson House
The Hutchinson House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built by Perry…
Explore →Hyland House (c.1690)
Classic early Colonial saltbox with rare furnishings, unusual interior woodwork, three walk-in fireplaces for 17th-century…
Explore →Ingleboro
J.R. Burrows, a banker, built the mansion in 1883. The two story frame Victorian home…
Explore →Iredell House
The home of James Iredell is located in Edenton, a town rich in architecture and…
Explore →Isham-Terry House
Built in 1854, the house epitomizes gracious urban living in antebellum Hartford. In 1896, Dr.…
Explore →J. Bartley Milam Home
This private home was originally built by J. BARTLEY MILAM, Principal Chief of the Cherokees.…
Explore →J. D. McDonald House
The J. D. McDonald House, built in 1888, is an excellent example of the Queen…
Explore →J. G. Puterbaugh House and Garrard Ardenium
Once the home of J.G. Puterbaugh, one of the founding fathers of the coal business…
Explore →Jacob Henry Mansion
The Jacob Henry Mansion is an elegant National Historic Landmark that offers a unique Victorian…
Explore →James A. Garfield National Historic Site
Visit President Garfield's home, which has been restored to the period 1885-1904 when he conducted…
Explore →Jarrot Mansion
Formerly the home of Nicholas Jarrot, a French-born entrepreneur and land speculator. Construction began in…
Explore →Jensen/Dahl/Wade Home
The Jensen/Dahl/Wade home in Denmark, Kansas, is a late 1800's limestone home furnished with turn-of-the-century…
Explore →Jesus Martinez House
In 1888, Florence staged her most famous gunfight between ex-sheriff, Pete Gabriel and his former…
Explore →Jesus Preciado de Luna/Bernardina Lorona House
This is the Historic District's finest example of a Sonoran corner-style row house. Its street…
Explore →John Newton House
Restored 1849 historic home; only house open to the public in El Dorado that was…
Explore →Johnson-Yinger-Young House
National Register of Historic Places This two-story white clapboard home was built in 1897 by…
Explore →Jonathan Trumbull Jr. House
Restored home (c.1769) of the Governor of Connecticut, from 1797 to 1809. Outstanding woodwork by…
Explore →Josephus Hall House
This impressive house museum was once home to Dr. Josephus Hall, Chief Surgeon at the…
Explore →Kee-Tilghman-Erwin House
National Register of Historic Places Built in 1898 by O.B. Kee, this mansard-roofed home was…
Explore →Kell House
The Kell House is one of the most historically and architecturally significant building in Wichita…
Explore →Kellogg-Eddy House
Restored 1808 Colonial home built by General Martin Kellogg III. Elaborate hand-carved woodwork in the…
Explore →Kilpatrick Mansion
The "Kilpatrick Mansion" is a two-and-one-half story brick dwelling constructed in 1904-5 in the Renaissance…
Explore →Kimbell House
Built in 1848 by Isham Kimbell. One of last surviving pioneer-type dwellings (Plantation Plain) remaining…
Explore →Kirkwood Mansion
One of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the South. Possibly most photographed…
Explore →Koester House Museum
The Koester House Museum, nestled in the heart of downtown, is an excellent place to…
Explore →Lake Bridenthal House
The Lake Bridenthal House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is the most…
Explore →Lakeview,The Buckelew House
This historic house contains the coach used to carry President elect Lincoln from the railroad…
Explore →Liberty Hall
Guided tour of the Kenan family ancestral home, a restored Southern plantation of the 1800s.…
Explore →Liberty Hall Inn
Piedmont plantation home (c. 1840) near Pendleton Historic District with antique settings & original art;…
Explore →Loranz-McCrary House
Located in heart of old Pine Level Historic District. 1900 structure is one of Jackson's…
Explore →MacDonell House, Victorian Mansion
Located next door to the Allen County Museum, this 1890's Victorian mansion is a must…
Explore →Maclay Home
Built in 1858 as a girls seminary, this 3 story brick structure served briefly as…
Explore →Manchester Historical Society
Cheney Homestead (c.1785), home of Timothy Cheney, clockmaker, and birthplace of the brothers who founded…
Explore →Manor House
English Tudor estate mansion with Tiffany stained-glass windows and antique decor. Nine rooms (some rooms…
Explore →Mansion on the Hill
An authentic Victorian style home listed on the National Register of Historic Places , the…
Explore →Marigold Garden
1850s stone home near village and Lake Waramaug. Three rooms (two with private bath), TV,…
Explore →Marshall-Yohe House
The Marshall-Yohe House is a Victorian mansion with original furnishings including hand-painted dolls and china.…
Explore →Martha A. Parsons House
Built in 1782, only house left in the nation with "George Washington Memorial" wallpaper. Displays…
Explore →Matthew T. Scott Home
Visit the Traditional Victorian home of Matthew T. Scott, a well-known agriculturalist, and his wife…
Explore →Mattoon Welcome Center/ Peterson House
The Peterson House serves as the Mattoon Welcome Center. It offers free information about events…
Explore →Mayslake Peabody Estate
Tour Mayslake Hall, a Tudor Revival style mansion, formerly owned by coal baron F.S. Peabody.…
Explore →McAdory Pioneer Home
Preserved and operated by the West Jefferson County Historical Society.
Explore →McCollum-Chidester House
Directions: Ark. 278, which leads into town, becomes Washington Street Built for Peter McCollum in…
Explore →Meredith Willson Boyhood Home
In 1902 Meredith Willson, who immortalized his hometown of Mason City as River City in…
Explore →Milford Historical Society
Tour three historic homes, herb gardens, and grounds. Country store with unique gifts, special exhibits…
Explore →Miss Colleen's House/Punta Clara Candy Kitchen
1897 Victorian home built by Miss Colleen's father. Original furnishings on display. Part of home…
Explore →Momence Historical House
Recreates the period of history from 1870 to 1900 with period furhishings.
Explore →Moore-Settle House
Three-story, circa 1899 home listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Explore →Mueller-Schmidt House Museum
Built in 1881, the Mueller-Schmidt House is the oldest Dodge City house still standing on…
Explore →Muheim Museum Heritage House
This registered National Historic site was built by Joseph and Carmelita Muheim beginning in 1898…
Explore →Murray Mansion
At Erin Springs near Lindsay, stands the largest farm in cultivation in all Indian Territory.…
Explore →Nail House Museum
Built in 1815. Displays of early iron tools, glass, and local history. Call for hours.
Explore →Narramissic/Historic Peabody-Fitch Farm
Federal period home of prominent settling family in unspoiled rural setting.
Explore →Nathan Fuller House
1795 Cape attached to an 1820 center-hall Colonial in rural setting. Three rooms (two with…
Explore →Nathan Hale Homestead (1776)
On 12 acres, adjoining the Hale State Forest, the family home of Connecticut's state hero,…
Explore →Nelden-Roberts Stonehouse
Visit this historic stone house from the early 1800?s. It has served as a schoolhouse…
Explore →Newbold-White House: a Colonial Quaker Homestead
From its location on the Perquimans River, the Newbold-White House tells the story of Abraham…
Explore →Nunn Winston House
One of Auburn's finest examples of antebellum Greek Revival architecture dating from 1850s. Nestled in…
Explore →Oil Mansions
Okmulgee is very uncommon. Steeped in history, Okmulgee is home to an eclectic mix of…
Explore →Old Homes Tour
The self-guided old homes tour features 14 of Hiawatha's beautiful turn of the century homes…
Explore →Oliver Ellsworth Homestead
Ellsworth was a famous Revolutionary patriot, jurist, statesman, and one of the framers of the…
Explore →Oswego-Fox House - Lyon Farm Museum Complex
The Oswego-Fox House was built in the 1870's by the Fox family, ancestors of the…
Explore →Owen Family Pioneer Home
Preserved and operated by the West Jefferson County Historical Society.
Explore →Palace of the Governors
Built in 17th century, still dominates historic Plaza. Oldest continuously used public building in the…
Explore →Parkersburg Historical Home
Victorian home built in 1895 includes local history museum and is listed on the National…
Explore →Patterson Log Cabin
Built between 1840 and 1845, 2-room cabin with big stone chimneys and dogtrot hallway is…
Explore →Peter Mott House
Pastor Peter Mott's house served as a station on the Underground Railroad. Open Sat. Noon…
Explore →Phelps-Hatheway House
Built for Loyalist Shem Burbank in 1761, the house later belonged to Oliver Phelps, a…
Explore →Pierre Menard Home State Historic Site
The Pierre Menard Home is the finest example of French colonial architecture in the Central…
Explore →Plum Grove Historic Home
Home of Iowa's first territorial governor, Robert Lucas, and his wife, Friendly. The seven-room Greek…
Explore →Prairie Log House and Country School
1871 log cabin of Scandinavian construction overlooks lake and park. Also visit 1872 Elk Township…
Explore →Pratt House (c.1732)
Historic house built in sections throughout the 18th-century. Vernacular architecture with period furnishings, herb garden.
Explore →Proprietary House/The Royal Governor's Mansion
Built between 1762 and 1764, this was home to William Franklin, last Royal Governor of…
Explore →Pusch-Randell-Anderson Home
[Pusch-Randell-Anderson Home] Just east of the Historic Koester Block is one of Marysville's finest houses,…
Explore →Putnam House
Three-story historic home listed on National Registry of Historic Places. Available for tours or private…
Explore →Quaker Meadows Plantation
(c. 1812) Built by Captain Charles McDowell, son of Rev. War leader Charles McDowell. The…
Explore →Queen Anne Mansion
This Queen Anne masterpiece, featured in Southern Living Magazine, was built in 1891 and has…
Explore →Quigley's Castle
Family home built in 1943; surrounded by perennial gardens, lily ponds, secluded benches; exterior of…
Explore →R. B. Schneider House
The large two-story frame house, located in Fremont, exemplifies a transitional product of Queen Anne…
Explore →Raymond Community Home
This beautiful old home was built in 1893 by Mr. Raymond for his bride. All…
Explore →Reddick Mansion Association
The Reddick Mansion is a Pre-Civil War mansion known as one of the area's most…
Explore →Robinson Stewart House
This 1814 structure was owned at one time by U.S. Senator James M. Robinson. The…
Explore →Rockcliffe Mansion
Turn-of-the-century mansion, restored to its original splendor. Guided tours daily. Listed on the National Historic…
Explore →Roebke Historical Home
A companion house to the Jackson County Historical Museum, the Roebke Historical Home is a…
Explore →Ronald Reagan Birthplace
The apartment where Ronald Reagan was born has been restored and decorated in the 1900's.…
Explore →Roseland Cottage-Bowen House
Gothic Revival summer home (c.1846) by merchant and publisher Henry Bowen; Fourth of July host…
Explore →Sadler Family Pioneer Home
Preserved and operated by the West Jefferson County Historical Society.
Explore →Samuel Bullock House
An example of the Greek Revival style, the house was built in 1869 in Fremont…
Explore →Sarah Whitman Hooker Homestead
1720 mansion house, remodeled 1805, displays original materials to illustrate two periods of early domestic…
Explore →Scholte House
Built by Pella's founder, Dominie Scholte, in 1847. View original furnishings and fine household items…
Explore →Schuyler Hamilton House
1760 Home of Dr. Jabez Campfield, Surgeon Gen. to George Washington. John Cochran was guest…
Explore →Sears Roebuck and Co. House
A Sears Roebuck and Co. concrete block house was featured in the 1908 General Catalog…
Explore →Senator Bowman Home
Among the many sites of interests in and around Kingfisher, one is the Historical Home…
Explore →Severin Sorensen House
Severin Sorensen, a Danish immigrant, headed the firm of S. Sorensen and Sons, operators of…
Explore →Shady Brook Home
Built about 1900 by an early merchant, the home was originally located a number of…
Explore →Shandy Hall
Step back in time and visit Shandy Hall, the historic 1815 home of Colonel Robert…
Explore →Sharpe House
The house was constructed on land bought in 1911 from a Creek Indian. It was…
Explore →Silverheels Residence
This is the former residence of Shawnee Indian, John Silverheels built in 1830. Silverheels was…
Explore →Skolfield-Whittier House
This seventeen-room mansion adjacent to the Pejepscot Museum was virtually sealed from 1925 - 1982,…
Explore →Smith-Harris House (c.1845)
Built in the Greek Revival style; restored to provide an introduction to mid-19th century living;…
Explore →Solomon Goffe House (c.1711)
Living history museum with costumed interpreters; Gambrel-roofed house rich in historical features. National Historic Landmark.
Explore →South Koester House - Restaurant
The newest house in the historic Koester Block was built circa 1904-1906 and is now…
Explore →Spaulding-Olive House
Also referred to as the Magnolia Mansion, this colonial mansion is listed on the National…
Explore →Stanley-Whitman House
One of Hartford County's must-see heritage destinations! Enter the world of Colonial New England by…
Explore →Stuart Dunlap Home
A fine example of Queen Anne architectural style and furnished completely for the period this…
Explore →Stuben House
1752 Bergen Dutch sandstone mansion played an improtant role in the Revolutionary War and was…
Explore →Sweetgum Bottom Antiques
1875 restored house, 1905 restored house. Huge barn with sheds to browse through. Many antiques…
Explore →Terwilliger Home
With its foundation laid in Kansas Territory, the Terwilliger Home was built alongside the famed…
Explore →Thankful Arnold House
Gambrel-roofed house, built between 1795-1819. Provides a glimpse at widow Thankful Arnold's life c.1830 after…
Explore →The Barton House
1850s Colonial located on three-acre park-like setting with a brook. Six rooms (two suites, one…
Explore →The Benjamin Temple House
Built around 1750, is an excellent example of a colonial farm house, research archives, special…
Explore →The Carriage House
The Carriage House, built in the early 1800s was the first brick home built in…
Explore →The Castle
Not a typical riverside residence in the least, but definitely one of the boldest homes…
Explore →The Castle and The Bar-C Dude Ranch
The Castle and the Bar-C were built by Dr. Ellsworth Collings, Dean of Education at…
Explore →The Cheney Mansion
One of Oak Park's finest showplaces, The Cheney Mansion, 12,000 sq ft mansion on 2…
Explore →The Craftsman Style Cottage Home
This 1915 home with original wood siding is typical of the craftsman era. As the…
Explore →The Davenport Homestead
Built by Daniel Davenport, Washington County's first Senator, in 1800. The homestead has preserved "A…
Explore →The Dowling House
The Dowling House is Illinois' oldest stone structure--Galena's oldest home, built in 1826 as a…
Explore →The Eder House
This Colonial Revival home was built in 1905 of unbaked adobe and has a hip…
Explore →The Fitch House
Elegant 1836 Greek Revival mansion furnished with period antiques and listed on National Register of…
Explore →The Hansard House
Dr. Hansard sold the west section of his property on Washington Street for the construction…
Explore →The Horridge House
The original Carpenter Gothic-style house was built around 1868 and consisted of locally produced brick.…
Explore →The Howell House
Built in 1907 by Dr. Howell, who operated his medical practice here. Large columns, full…
Explore →The Hugh Torance House and Store in Huntersville
Visit this marvelous house and mercantile establishment from the 1770's located on Gilead Road in…
Explore →The Humphrey House
The Humphrey Home was built by former slaves in 1867 following the Civil War. The…
Explore →The Jones House
A gothic revival brick house built in 1858, the Jones house is the oldest brick…
Explore →The Lee House Museum - 1872
TEMPORARILY CLOSED FOR STRUCTURAL WORK The Dr. Norman L. Lee House Museum is the only…
Explore →The Mebane House
Built in 1853, on the high point of a 200 acre plantation, this house was…
Explore →The Mills House
William M. Mills, an oilman from Pennsylvania, drilled over 400 oil and gas wells in…
Explore →The Parsonage
Historic rectory next to the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Goldfield; both buildings were built…
Explore →The Peck Tavern House
Located in an historic district, built in 1680, the Tavern is listed on the National…
Explore →The Pitney House Museum - 1871
The Mary E. Pitney House Museum was built in 1874 and was always the home…
Explore →The Ray House
The Ray House is a three story Queen Anne style house built 1893-4.The entire building,including…
Explore →The Riverlore Mansion
The beautiful, historic Riverlore Mansion dates from 1865. Once owned by the Halliday Family, it…
Explore →The Schoolhouse
Craft gallery housed in an 1868 one-room schoolhouse showcasing the work of local artisans.
Explore →The Snell House
The Snell House is one of the finest homes in the community. Built in 1911,…
Explore →The University of Akron Hower House
Hower House was completed in 1871 by John Henry Hower, a leading Akron industrialist who…
Explore →The Victorian House
This 1910 residence features a unique dormered roofline and Victorian decoration. Part of its appeal…
Explore →The Watson House
One-of-a-kind Palladian mansion, built in 1788, unique spot to relax. Five rooms (one two-room suite),…
Explore →The White Hart
Gracious 19th century inn in picturesque country village. 26 rooms (three suites), private bath, a/c,…
Explore →Thias House
Historic three-story Victorian home built in 1888 by Henry Thias as an "ornament to the…
Explore →Thomas Griswold House
Colonial saltbox (c.1774) furnished in the style of early 19th-century period. Occupied by the same…
Explore →Torrington Historical Society - Hotchkiss-Fyler Ho
Hotchkiss-Fyler House (1900) contains elaborate woodwork, stenciled walls, original furnishings, decorative art collection. Carriage house…
Explore →Tunis-Ellicks Historic House & Museum
The circa 1800 Tunis-Ellicks House, building, historic gardens and museum collection welcomes visitors with a…
Explore →Vachel Lindsay Home
The 1879 birthplace of the native Springfield poet/artist, this house remained Lindsay's only home until…
Explore →Vernon Dean House
Many of the homes in Ashland carry a legacy of their own with some residences…
Explore →Village One
85 bungalows of stucco exterior and red tile roofs (c. 1919). Built by U.S. government…
Explore →Volga-German House
Located on the grounds of the Ellis County Historical Museum is a replica of a…
Explore →Vopat Homestead
While it is unique in many ways, the history of the Vopat Homestead is the…
Explore →W.H. Scott Home
The Scott home was built in 1906 for $38,000 taking 20 laborers and two years…
Explore →Wadsworth Mansion
Once a private residence of Col. Clarence Wadsworth, landscape designed by the Olmsted brothers. A…
Explore →Walking/Driving Tour of Historic Logan
This walking - or driving - tour of Logan will take only a short time…
Explore →Wallace House Historic Site/Old Dutch Parsonage
Wallace House was the home of wealthy merchant John Wallace. George Washington stayed here in…
Explore →Walt Whitman House
The home of American poet Walt Whitman contains an extensive collection of writings, photographs and…
Explore →War Office
Built in 1727 as Trumbull family store where the Council of Safety held numerous meetings…
Explore →Weiss Cottage
Cullman's oldest home, small wood-frame structure, was home to Aldo Weiss and his family. Also…
Explore →Welles Shipman Ward House (c.1755)
South Glastonbury, Connecticut
Cited by the U.S. Dept. of the Interior as possessing 'exceptional architectural interest.' Antique horse-drawn…
Explore →Westport Historical Society
Wheeler House (c.1795) features Victorian parlor, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, changing exhibits, museum shop. Bradley-Wheeler…
Explore →Whitall House
Located at Red Bank Battlefield National Park, the James and Ann Whitall House (1748) served…
Explore →Whitehall Mansion
18th century mansion offers five charming rooms each with Jacuzzi, fireplace; shuttle to casinos.
Explore →Wick House Herb Garden at Jockey Hollow Park
Self-guided trails (including a braille trail) and historic mansion.
Explore →Wilbur Chapman home
Built in 1880, this home, listed on the Kansas Historical Registry, belonged to Wilbur Chapman,…
Explore →William H. Faling House
Designed by the renowned architect W.F. Gernandt, the William H. Faling House was artfully constructed…
Explore →William Jennings Bryan Museum
150-year old home, 3 rooms, original furniture, pictures, and personal items.
Explore →William Trent House
In 1719, Justice William Trent built this brick Georgian mansion overlooking the Delaware River. Open…
Explore →Willis Allen House
The Willis Allen House is the oldest house in Williamson County, listed on the National…
Explore →Winchester Historical Society
Solomon Rockwell House (c.1813), a classical Revival Colonial mansion, displays Victorian fashions, doll house, military…
Explore →Wolf Butterfield House Museum
The Wolf Butterfield House served as a way station for the Butterfield Stage Line started…
Explore →Woodland Palace at Francis Park
Fred Francis built this home in 1890 utilizing his innovative ideas using brick, stone and…
Explore →Woodlawn Farm - Underground Railroad Site
This Farm was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker, who bought land east of Jacksonville,…
Explore →Wyatt Earp Birthplace Home
The museum features displays, historical documents, and memorabilia that tells of Wyatt Earp's life, fact…
Explore →Upcoming & Annual Events
Bridgeton Christmas Historic House Tour
The Bridgeton Christmas Historic House Tour: 4 pm - 8 pm. Usher in the holidays…
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