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Within These Walls
Take a step back in time to witness 200 years of family life as seen from within the walls of a historic home built in the 1760's. This Smithsonian exhibit shows us the changing events that affected five families who lived in the house during the last two centuries.

Beechwood Mansion
William Backhouse Astor, Jr., purchased this home in 1881, then spent two million dollars on renovations.

Biltmore Estate
George Vanderbilt's 250-room home is just one aspect of the Biltmore Estate, located in Asheville, North Carolina. Take a look at this incredible piece of American history, which is still privately owned by family members. One of the best of America's historic homes.

Historic Properties
This New Hampshire company helps you buy or sell historic homes. Thay offer real estate for sale, project development, preservation, and consulting services.

How To Buy an Antique Home
The folks at Historic Properties list and sell a great number of antique homes. Take a look at their tips for buying a historic or vintage home.

Margaret Mitchell House and Museum
The author of Gone With the Wind wrote most of the book while living in Apartment 1 of this 1899 house. It was originally a single family residence, but in the early 1900's the owners turned the home into a 10-unit apartment building.

Monticello
Tour historic Monticello, the home of America's third president, Thomas Jefferson.

Mount Vernon
Tour the home and grounds of Mount Vernon, home of George and Martha Washington. This historic home has been restored to its appearance in 1799, the last year of George Washington's life.

Wright On The Market
Homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright that are currently for sale. From the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy.