The Audubon House commemorates John James Audubon's 1832 visit to Key West.
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Showing Historic Houses 91-108 of 180
Peter Wentz Farmstead is a restored 18th-century farm where George Washington stayed in 1777.
Oatlands Historic House & Gardens near Leesburg, Virginia, is a National Trust historic site with a mansion and terraced gardens.
Morven Park in Leesburg, Virginia, is a historic estate with a mansion museum, gardens and equestrian center.
Ryves Holt House offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
Cannonball House Lewes offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
Gunston Hall in Lorton, Virginia, is the 18th-century home of George Mason, open as a historic house museum.
The Deering Estate is a historic waterfront estate and nature preserve on Biscayne Bay.
James Madison's Montpelier in Orange County, Virginia, is the home of President James Madison, open as a museum.
Pennsbury Manor is the reconstructed country estate of William Penn on the Delaware River.
George Washington's Mount Vernon is the historic estate, museum and library of George Washington on the Potomac River.
Palm Cottage, built in 1895, is one of the oldest houses in Naples and home of the Naples Historical Society.
Dutch House Museum offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
Amstel House Museum offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
New Castle Court House Museum offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
Read House and Gardens offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site recreates the childhood home of President Theodore Roosevelt.
