Frank Lloyd Wright's last Prairie-style house.
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Showing Historic Places 1117-1134 of 1141
A 1922 atmospheric theater.
An open-air museum of 1870s Wichita.
A Mississippian mound village.
Colonial Williamsburg is a living-history museum and restored 18th-century capital in Williamsburg, Virginia.
A reconstructed fur trade post that was the busiest on the upper Missouri from 1828 to 1867.

An 1858 opera house still in use as a theater, sharing a building with Wilmington's city hall.
A riverfront park honoring Harriet Tubman and Thomas Garrett.
A historic grist and woolen mill and farm on Red Clay Creek.
A restored 1915 theater on Market Street, now a live music venue.
Rockwood Park and Museum offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
Nemours Estate offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
A state museum of artifacts from the Nodena site, a Mississippian village.
A restored 18th-century Moravian town with costumed interpreters, gardens and MESDA, the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts.
The country estate of R.J.
The Garden Theatre is a restored 1935 atmospheric theater in downtown Winter Garden.
The Annie Russell Theatre is Rollins College's historic 1932 theater.
The birthplace of John Wayne.