Mill Grove was John James Audubon's first American home and is now a museum and nature sanctuary.
All Historic Houses in Pennsylvania
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Andalusia is the Biddle family estate on the Delaware River, with a Greek Revival house and gardens.
Daniel Boone Homestead marks the birthplace of the frontiersman and interprets 18th-century life in Berks County.
Fonthill Castle is Henry Mercer's concrete home, decorated with tiles from his own Moravian Pottery and Tile Works.
Hope Lodge is an 18th-century Georgian country house with collections of early American furnishings.
Peter Wentz Farmstead is a restored 18th-century farm where George Washington stayed in 1777.
Pennsbury Manor is the reconstructed country estate of William Penn on the Delaware River.
The Pearl S. Buck House is the home of the Nobel Prize-winning author, preserved with her collections.
Paul Robeson House & Museum preserves the last home of the singer, actor and activist Paul Robeson.
Powel House is a Georgian townhouse museum in Society Hill, home of Philadelphia mayor Samuel Powel.
Physick House is a Federal-style house museum in Society Hill, home of the father of American surgery.
Glen Foerd is a historic riverfront estate and cultural center in Northeast Philadelphia.
Stenton is the 1730 country house of James Logan, secretary to William Penn.
Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion is a Victorian house museum in Germantown.
Grumblethorpe is an 18th-century Germantown house museum with a historic garden.
The Germantown White House, or Deshler-Morris House, is the oldest surviving presidential residence, used by George Washington.
Johnson House Historic Site preserves a Germantown home that was a station on the Underground Railroad.
Wyck is a historic house, garden and urban farm in Germantown, home to one family for nine generations.