I am so glad we were able to fit this into our visit and walk from our central hotel. The docent was enjoyable and although the grounds were sparse with regard to the garden, it was a great visit that I would recommend.

This is a pretty little (relatively speaking - it's a modified 4x4 configuration) house that is something of an architectural gem, though also fairly restrained. Not used long as a private residence, it became a seminary college before being restored with period vs. family contents. Informative tour, and you get the sense that the whole operation (there are other houses on offer) is very professionally run. Some interesting new audio vignettes available in the basement - devices provided. I gather the gardens are nice too, but the day was well into the 90's and I did not explore.

The home was lovely and the guide was excellent. I went on the Christmas tour and expected a bit more of the holiday decorations but was told the decorations were more muted during the 1820's.

A wonderful old home, that was never actually used as a home. You will have to visit and have your guide explain the interesting story. Our guide was full of information, which provided great conversation among our small tour group. We're glad we stopped by, this was a good sight to see.

A look into a time long past and how the well to do lived in a forgotten era. Guides are very informative, ready to answer questions, and helpful