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Gore Place is the early 19th century historic house museum and National Historic Landmark in Waltham, Massachusetts. Tours are available year-round and the 45 acre estate includes a farm with sheep, goats, and chickens

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Wilton House Museum. Completed in 1753 and home of Randolph family for over one hundred years.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Hunter House Victorian Museum. Built in 1894 for James W.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - The Hermitage Historic House. It was a Revolutionary War headquarters of Washington and the site of Aaron Burr's marriage to Theodosia Prevost.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Macculloch Hall Historical Museum. Features 18th and 19th century American and English fine and decorative arts, and original artifacts and reproductions from the kitchen, farm, and living areas.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - William Trent House. Original home of the founder of Trenton.

Wyck, an historic house museum in the Germantown section of Philadelphia was home to nine generations of the same Quaker family; the Wistars and Haineses, and contains family objects from 1690 to 1973.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Cliveden of the National Trust. Features original 18th century furnishings and decorative arts, including colonial Philadelphia craftsmanship by James Reynolds, Jonathan Gostelowe and Thomas Affleck.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Glen Foerd on the Delaware. Offers tours of an Italianate mansion, the last surviving river front estate open to the public in Philadelphia.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Daniel Boone Homestead. Features the restored house and barn, furnished with antiques, furniture, tools, and farm equipment.

Reference, Museums, History, Historic Houses - Huntington Homestead. The Birthplace of Samuel Huntington, signer of the Declaration of Independence.

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