Historic Houses in Missouri

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• Bolduc House Museum  - Owned and maintained by the National Society of the Colonial Dames in America, this was the home of Monsieur Louis Bolduc.
• Bothwell Lodge  - Castle like building sitting atop a 120-foot bluff was constructed for a prominent Sedalia lawyer John Homer Bothwell somewhere between 1897 and 1928.
• Chatillon-DeMenil Mansion  - Built in two sections by two very different families. The first four-room brick farmhouse was built in 1848 by Henri Chatillon. The second owner, Dr. Nicolas N. DeMenil added extra rooms and turned it into a Greek Revival Mansion.
• Eugene Field House and St. Louis Toy Museum  - Find information on this special museum, its exhibits, and special events.
• Felix Valle State Historic Site  - Constructed in 1818 using local ashlar stone, the home is an example of American-Federal style.
• General John J. Pershing Boyhood Home  - Historic Laclede home of General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing, the United State's only six stars officer.
• Guibourd-Valle House  - Jacques Guibourd built this poteaux sur-sol (post on sill) home in 1806. The home is maintained by the Foundation for the Restoration of Ste. Genevieve.
• Hanley House  - Museum home tells the story of the Hanley family dating back to 1855.
• Hunter-Dawson Home State Historic Site  - 1859 white antebellum done in eclectic style with Georgian, Greek Revival and Italianate influences. Home to William Washington Hunter who was a locally successful businessman.
• Jesse James Farm  - View information on the farm, Friends of the James Farm Society, and the discussion board.
• Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Home and Museum  - Site of the writing of the famous "little house" books. Read about the author, her home, and museum information.
• Mark Twain Boyhood Home  - Tour the small home once owned by the Clemens family and inspired the character of Mark Twain.
• Rockcliffe Mansion  - Find touring information for this historic home, historic photos, and location rentals.
• Samuel Cupples House and Gallery  - Entrepreneur and philanthropist Samuel Cupples 1880s home. Read about his rags to riches story, and get visiting details.
• Vaile Mansion  - 1881 example of Second Empire Victorian architecture was built by Colonel and Mrs. Harvey Vaile.