Historical Shelters
Located in historic buildings, several of NYC’s newest upscale residences had former lives as banks, offices, and libraries.
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Architecture aficionados alert: For $425,000, you can own a 1941 historic Frank Lloyd Wright house located in Wausau, Wisconsin.
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The iconic house–Annie Savoy’s North Carolinian Victorian featured in the movie Bull Durham–just hit the market for $1.150 million.
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Need something to break up the boredom? Why not take a tour of Galveston’s most historic homes! That’s right, the Galveston Historical Foundation’s (GHF) Annual Historic Homes Tour is still on, despite the pandemic. And this year it’s virtual! The best part? The tour will have exceptional haunts you can enjoy right from your laptop,…
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Fans of author Shel Silverstein’s children’s books are in for a rare treat: the opportunity to own a piece of literary history. His house boat is listed for $783,000.
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We don’t know much about the first person to own this week’s historical shelter, other than Elias Hall built his house in the town center of New Braintree, Massachusetts, and just steps from both of his stores. Hall’s home was built in 1783, just about 30 years after the town was officially incorporated and several…
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