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If you love looking at beautiful homes like we do then this post will be right up your alley.
Homes can truly hold a lot of history and overall they tell a huge story when it comes to giving the history of our world and cities. Many people love looking at historical or older homes to see how it was styled, built, and just overall the visual aspects of them.
Since homes hold such value especially if it was lived in by someone of importance, they have become an attraction for many people in America. There are many different types of homes around whether they be mansions, victorian homes, classic homes, or more southern-style homes.
No matter what type of home you typically like, we're sure there is a beautiful home that is listed here that you'll love. Plus it's always fun knowing that the homes have a bit of a historical story behind them.
With the housing market being as wild as it is right now we definitely don't expect anyone to be buying one of these beautiful luxurious homes yet, but you can still see them and admire them from photos. I know that home window shopping is something I love to do.
Let's dive in and check out these amazing historical homes of America that you may have never seen before.
This is the Weinhardt Mansion which was built in 1888 in Chicago, IL.
This home has Wisteria blossoms draped over the entrance of the Victorian townhouse in San Francisco.
This is The Armour Stiner House built in 1860, NY.
This home was built in 1888 in Arcata, CA, and is one of the finest Queen Anne style homes in California.
This beautiful home is located on St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans.
This is a Victorian house in San Francisco, CA.
This is the Galloway House which was built in 1846 in Fond Du Lac, WI.
This is a Victorian House built in 1894 decorated for Fall in Muncie, IN
Thi sis The Bishop's Place which is located on Broadway and 14th Street in the East End Historic District of Galveston, Texas.
This mansion is located in New Orleans, LA.
This house was built in the 1930s and was built to resemble a castle that a family stayed in Normandy, France.
This is the Davenport House in Saline, MI.
These are the Colonial Apartments, Detroit, MI. The building was undergoing renovations starting gin 2019 and the project is now complete.
This is The Migliavacca Mansion which was built in 1890 in Napa, California.
This is the Boldt Castle and it's considered a main landmark that resides in the Thousand Islands of New York.
This Victorian home is located in Quebec.
This is Camden Farm which is an Italianate estate built in 1859.
This is a black Victorian-style home that is located in San Fransisco, California.
This beautiful and unique home is located in Sarasota and features a colorful and rounded design.
A hidden staircase in a 19th-century Victorian home leads to a secret room.
This is a Second Empire Silas W. Robbins House located in Wethersfield, CT.
This is a beautiful home located in Olde Towne East, Columbus, OH.
This is a hidden estate called “Jewel of Escondido” and it was built in 1896.
This Queen Anne style home was built in 1897 in St. Clair, MI.
This is the Roseland Cottage which was built in 1846 and is located on Route 169 in Woodstock, Connecticut
Twin Victorians in San Fransisco, CA.
This is The Gamwell House and it was built in 1892.
This is the Overcliff Castle which was built in 1892 in Yonkers, NY.
This historic home is The Ransom Gillis House and it was built in the 1870s, but it was vacant since 1960. It was then renovated and refurbished in 2015.
This kitchen was built and designed in 1882 designed by Rachel Reider in Southport, CT
This is The Burrage Mansion which is located in Boston, MA, and was built in 1899.
This is The Schofield Building (previously known as the Euclid Ninth Tower) and it was modernized in 2016.
This is the Philips House built in 1821 in Salem, MA.
This is the Edwin Hall House also known as “The Pink House” built in 1868 in Wellsville, NY
This is the Sinjter House built in 1876 in Quincy, IL.
This is Grand Staircase Of The Marsh Mansion, Built In 1893 And On The Market Earlier This Year For $895,000.
This is The James F. D. Lanier House that was built in the early 1900s.
This is the Adam Schuster House which was built in 1881 in St. Joseph, MO.
This is The Marsh Mansion in Plainfield, NJ, on the market last year for $895,000.
This is Halcyon Hall, Millbrook, NY.
These homes are some of the most historic and wild-looking homes out there. They are big, and beautiful, and give us a little piece of history every time we look at them.
Some of them are up for sale and some you can go to tour them, so if you're interested you can find more information about them!