The Heritage Society
The Heritage Society, founded in 1954 in Houston’s historic Sam Houston Park, stands as a testament to the city’s vibrant history, encompassing a collection of
Historic Homes: 13 Things to Do
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The Heritage Society, founded in 1954 in Houston’s historic Sam Houston Park, stands as a testament to the city’s vibrant history, encompassing a collection of
The Bonnet House, steeped in a century-old Floridian elegance, is a remarkable preservation of early 20th-century life. The historic home was originally owned by early
Built in 1815, Historic Rosedale is one of Charlotte’s oldest and most storied homes, offering a rare glimpse into early 19th-century Southern life. Originally spanning
The Paul Revere House isn’t just Boston’s oldest home (built in 1680)—it’s where one of the most famous events of the American Revolution began. On
The Charlotte Museum of History is the city’s premier destination for uncovering the people, places, and events that shaped the Queen City. Located on an
A house with two extraordinary legacies, the Longfellow House – Washington’s Headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is where American history and literature intertwine. This elegant Georgian
Fairsted, the Brookline estate where Frederick Law Olmsted lived and worked, became America’s first professional landscape architecture firm. From this historic home and design studio,
Once the largest private home in America, Hampton National Historic Site is a masterpiece of Georgian architecture, built in 1790 by the Ridgely family. This
A Gilded Age mansion filled with art, rare books, and architectural wonders, Evergreen Museum & Library is a portal into Baltimore’s aristocratic past. Once home
A National Historic Landmark and one of America’s best-preserved Federal-period mansions, Homewood Museum offers a stunning yet complex window into Baltimore’s aristocratic past. Built in
Just a few blocks from the University of Texas at Austin, the Neill-Cochran House Museum is one of the city’s oldest surviving residences, offering a
The O. Henry Museum preserves the Victorian cottage where William Sidney Porter—better known as O. Henry—lived before becoming one of America’s most celebrated short story
Rhodes Hall, often referred to as “The Castle on Peachtree,” is a grand Romanesque Revival mansion in the heart of Atlanta, built in 1904 by