History
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- Daniel Boone Homestead
- Features the restored house and barn, furnished with antiques, furniture, tools, and farm equipment. Includes hours of operation, guided tours, admission, calendar of events, virtual tour and map, educational programs, memberships and directions. Located in Birdsboro.
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- Glen Foerd on the Delaware
- Offers tours of an Italianate mansion, the last surviving river front estate open to the public in Philadelphia. Includes history, preservation projects, hours, calendar of events, memberships, volunteering, links and directions.
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- Blithewold Mansion, Gardens and Arboretum
- 33-acre historic property situated on Bristol Harbor overlooking Narragansett Bay in Bristol.
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- Mellette House
- The 1883 home Arthur C. Mellette, the Dakota Territory's last governor and South Dakota's first governor with general information located at Watertown.
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- Sam Davis Home
- Built along the banks of Stewarts Creek in 1820 and rests on 168 acres of farmland, and contains history, education programs, events, and links located at Smyrna.
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- George W. Bush Childhood Home
- Tells the story of the Bush Family and the childhood of George W. Bush in Midland Texas. Project includes restoration of the home, new construction of the Visitors Center, adaptive reuse of two neighboring homes, site landscaping, interpretive development, and an endowment for programming.
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- The McFaddin-Ward House
- Built in 1906 in Beaumont, the museum is one of the few remaining Beaux Arts Colonial-style houses in the United States.
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- Robert Frost Stone House Museum
- Home in South Shaftsbury where the poet lived from 1920 to 1929, and where he composed many of the pieces that became part of his first Pulitzer Prize-winning volume.
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- Historic Smithfield
- Home built in 1774 by Colonel William Preston offers tours with costumed interpreters. Includes hours, admissions, event calendar, photo gallery, memberships, volunteer opportunities and directions. Located in Blacksburg.
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- Hunter House Victorian Museum
- Built in 1894 for James W. Hunter, home showcases Victorian furnishings and decorative arts that belonged to the family. Includes history of the house, hours, admission, calendar, programs and directions. Located in Norfolk.
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- Wilton House Museum
- Completed in 1753 and home of Randolph family for over one hundred years. Features collection of 18th and 19th century silver, porcelain, and furniture Includes history of the house, admission, hours, events and directions. Located in Richmond.
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- The Jenkins Plantation Museum
- Built in 1835 by Captain William Jenkins and home of Confederate Brigadier General Albert Gallatin Jenkins with general information, images, and directions located at Lesage.
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- Milton House National Historic Landmark
- Provides historical and visitor information, photos and events calendar. Milton, Wisconsin.
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- Historic Ivinson Mansion
- The home of Edward Ivinson and his family built in 1892, including information on tours, history, FAQ, and directions located at Laramie.
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- Trail End - State Historic Site
- Also known as the Kendrick Mansion, the home construction began in 1908 and completed in 1913, and includes information on the 1910 carriage house and the grounds located at Sheridan.
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- Tudor Place
- House of architectural distinction lived in by six generations of the same family from 1805 to 1984. Set in over five acres of garden in Georgetown.