The homes we are about to share with you are live representations of the richness of American history and architecture. In fact, they are some of the finest examples of old American homes that are sure to amaze even the biggest skeptics. From showy Victorian homes with tall turrets and richly decorated with wooden trim to magnificent Beaux-Arts mansions that look like a museum both inside and out, these 27 American homes are absolutely ravishing!
The Bishop's Palace (Gresham's Castle, 1887-1893) in Galveston, Texas
Weinhardt Mansion (1888) in Chicago, Illinois
A beautiful historical home in the Garden District of New Orleans
The Castle House (1931) in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Galloway House (1846) in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
The Armour Stiner House (Octagon, 1860) in Irvington, New York
The James F. D. Lanier House (1901-1903) in the Manhattan neighborhood of Murray Hill, New York City
The Migliavacca Mansion (1890) in Napa, California
A Victorian House (1894) in Muncie, Indiana
Philips House (1821) in Salem, Massachusetts
Overcliff Castle (1892) in Yonkers, New York
The Beaux-Arts Macon home (1901) in Macon, Georgia
The Seymour Mansion (1861) in Auburn, New York
Camden Farm (1857-1859) on the Rappahannock River near Port Royal, Virginia
Bair House (1888) in Arcata, California
North Wales (1776) near Warrenton, Virginia
The Hume House (1887) in Muskegon, Michigan
The Trube Castle (1890) in Galveston, Texas
The Gamwell House (1892) in Bellingham, Washington
The Burrage Mansion (1899) in Boston, Massachusetts
Adam Schuster House (1881) in St. Joseph, Missouri
Roseland Cottage (Henry C. Bowen House or Bowen Cottage, 1846) in Woodstock, Connecticut
Sinjter House (1876) in Quincy, Illinois
A historic home in the Olde Towne East neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio
The Alexander King Estate Baywood (1880) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Jewel of Escondido (1896) in Old Escondido Historic District, California
A beautiful Queen Anne-style Victorian home (1897) in St. Clair, Michigan
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