Located in Chicago, Glessner House was finished in 1887, one year after the architect, Henry Hobson Richardson's death.
National Historic Landmark offers its hours, public programs and special events, a staff directory, and directions to Chicago location.
Features the Victorian home of Judge David Davis, a friend of Abraham Lincoln. Includes tour information, events, memberships, programs, volunteerism, a newsletter, and directions to the location in Bloomington.
A steel and glass masterpiece designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1951, and includes visitor information, tours, photos, history and a shop located in Plano.
The 1890 birthplace of the author that includes a photographic tour of the home, information about the museum and live tours, volunteering, and current and past events.
A home constructed in c.1836 Henry B. Clarke, a wealthy hardware dealer with illustrations located in Chicago.
Construction was completed in 1867 by John and Minerva Moore Bishop, prosperous grain and lumber dealer in Clinton, and includes images, activities, and gift shop located at Clinton.
Constructed in 1876 by James and Anna Millikin, an example of late-Victorian splendor, and contains a history, brief biography, photos, special events, and directions located at Decatur.
Built by barbed wire millionaire Isaac L. Ellwood in 1879, and includes visitor information, calendar of events, guided tour, programs, and history of barbed wire located at DeKalb.
The home of Frances Willard, one of the most prominent social reformers in 19th century America, from its construction in 1865 until her death in 1898 with a brief biography and programs located at Evanston.
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