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- Indian King Tavern Museum
- Offers tour of 18th century colonial tavern. Includes virtual tour, restoration projects, activities and hours. No admission charge. Located in Haddonfield.
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- MCHA's Historic House Museums
- Information on the following homes: Covenhoven House (1752), Holmes-Hendrickson House (1754), Allen House, Marlpit Hall, and Taylor-Butler House (1853) with schedule.
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- Macculloch Hall Historical Museum
- Features 18th and 19th century American and English fine and decorative arts, and original artifacts and reproductions from the kitchen, farm, and living areas. Includes events, visiting hours and directions. Located in Morristown.
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- The Hermitage
- It was a Revolutionary War headquarters of Washington and the site of Aaron Burr's marriage to Theodosia Prevost. Furnishings reflect late Victorian lifestyle. Located at Ho-Ho-Kus.
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- William Trent House Museum
- Original home of the founder of Trenton. Includes floor plans, descriptions, inventory of original furnishings, calendar, hours, programs and directions.
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- Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society
- Offers tours by appointment only of Sands-Willets House (c. 1735) and Thomas Dodge House (c. 1721). Includes details and photos. Located in Port Washington.
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- Fenton History Center
- The mansion was built in 1863 by Reuben Eaton Fenton, governor, as a family home in Italian-Villa style, and includes tours, library, exhibits, collections, museum shop, and newsletter located in Jamestown.
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- Gomez Mill House
- Exhibits the history of early pioneer Sephardic Jews in America. Includes online exhibits, visitor information, and museum history located at Marlboro.
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- Old Fort Johnson
- Features restored fieldstone house built in 1749 by Sir William Johnson in the Mohawk Valley. Includes details of the original furnishings, regional exhibits, family history, hours, admission fees, membership form, volunteer opportunities and directions. Located near Amsterdam.
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- Oneida Community Mansion House
- National Historic Landmark. This museum features the history of the Oneida religious community founded by John Humphrey Noyes in 1848.
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- Wyckoff House and Association, Inc.
- Association created to promote interest in Pieter Claesen Wyckoff, his descendants, and in the Wyckoff House Museum located in the Flatlands section of Brooklyn.
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- Korners Folly
- Offers visitor information, photographs and a calendar of events for historic home located in Kernersville.
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- Smith-McDowell House Museum
- Asheville’s first mansion and oldest surviving structure, now restored as a history museum. History and information on exhibits and events.
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- The Pope Museum House Foundation
- Provides history of the Raleigh house and Pope family, plus plans for house restoration.
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- North Dakota Former Governors' Mansion
- Built in 1884 as a private residence by Asa Fisher was the North Dakota governors' residence from 1893 to 1960 with information on each room located at Bismarck.
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- Fairfield Heritage Association - The Sherman House Museum
- Birthplace of Civil War General William Tecumseh Sherman and Senator John Sherman. Frame home with brick addition was built in the early 1800s. Includes family history, links, hours, admission rates, gift shop and directions. Located in Lancaster.
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- Harn Homestead and 1889ers Museum
- A home built by William Fremont Harn in 1904, containing visitor information, images, news, and family history located at Oklahoma City.
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- Historic Deepwood Estate
- Tour Salem's ornate 1894 multi-gabled, Queen Anne style home. Povey stained glass and exceptional craftsmanship throughout.