The oldest public art museum in the South, opened in 1886.
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Winslow Homer Studio Tours provide a unique experience, allowing visitors to walk where Winslow Homer once walked and be inspired by the place that influenced his art.
Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and studio, part of a UNESCO World Heritage listing.
James W. Washington Jr. (1909–2000) was a renowned sculptor and artist from the Northwest. His home in Seattle offers presentations about his life, tours, and access to his art collection and library.
The stone house where Robert Frost wrote 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening'.
Kennedy Farmhouse is a historic property preserving and interpreting local architecture, community history, and material culture in Sharpsburg, Washington, Maryland.
An 1893 inn once co-owned by Buffalo Bill.
The only Frank Lloyd Wright building in Oregon, a Usonian house moved to the Oregon Garden.
Preserves an American artist’s home and creative legacy. An affiliate member of Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios.
The 1889 Queen Anne home of Senator R.
An 1842 house of the Russian Orthodox bishops, part of Sitka National Historical Park.
Kykuit is the 1913 Beaux-Arts estate and Italianate gardens built for John D. Rockefeller, home to four generations of the family. Public tours are on hiatus in 2026.
A local history museum with the Oliver Mansion.
Hamilton House is a museum in South Berwick, Maine accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
The home of writer Sarah Orne Jewett.
Preserves the home and creative legacy of Ed Levine. An affiliate member of Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios.
Frank Lloyd Wright's home, studio and estate, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Frank Lloyd Wright's best-preserved early Prairie house, with original furniture and art glass.