America's Historic Houses

There are a number of America's historic houses that offer an interesting glimpse of history in their architecture. From all corners of the country and everywhere in between, America's historic homes are a thrill for history buffs, architects and interior designers alike. Even if you have no experience in design or architecture, the rich history represented in these homes can be an interesting look at the past.

A Closer Look at America's Historic Houses

America's historic homes represent a wide variety of architectural styles - from New England mansions to Southern plantations, Victorian homes, Frank Lloyd Wright's unique designs, and more, including:

• Hearst Castle
• Boldt Castle
• Lyndhurst
• Hornibrook Mansion
• Colonial Williamsburg
• Falling Water (Frank Lloyd Wright)

Dig into details about each unique home, including background information, pictures and tour information, where available. Some of these homes are open as museums, offering an educational look at their architecture and history.

Did you know that Boldt Castle was built as a present from Mr. Boldt to his wife? Sadly, construction on the home was halted when Mrs. Boldt unexpectedly passed away. The home was later restored and is now open for tours.

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