A 1758 house where John Paul Jones boarded.
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A 1763 Georgian house and garden.
Pottsgrove Manor is the 1752 home of John Potts, founder of Pottstown, interpreted as a colonial ironmaster's house.
An 1870s Victorian estate on the Mississippi River.
Biscoe Gray Heritage Farm is a historic property preserving and interpreting local architecture, community history, and material culture in Prince Frederick, Calvert, Maryland.
The official residence of New Jersey's governor, a Greek Revival mansion from 1835.
The 18th-century home of Declaration signer Richard Stockton, later New Jersey's governor's mansion.
A 1788 Georgian mansion that John Quincy Adams called the most magnificent he had seen.
An 1893 Victorian mansion museum.
Quincy House is a museum in Quincy, Massachusetts accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
John Rains House is a museum in Rancho Cucamonga, California accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
Sam Maloof, a self-taught woodworker, is renowned for his California Modern art furniture and hand-made home. His residence, now a museum, showcases his craftsmanship and artistic vision.
The Annenberg estate's visitor center and desert gardens.
The childhood home of Willa Cather.
Edward Virginius Valentine (1838–1930) was a prominent figure in Richmond, VA, known for sculptures supporting the Lost Cause myth. His studio, a museum now, showcases his works and contribution to Confederate iconography.
Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Richmond preserves the home of the pioneering businesswoman and civic leader.
Wilton House Museum is an 18th-century Georgian plantation house museum in Richmond, Virginia.