The Northeastern United States is home to some of the earliest history in our country, the birthplace of American democracy. Having rich resources, lush forests, abundant fishing & fertile farmland, the area led the country’s development in the early years.

Heavy industry spawned the formation of some of the most populous cities & drew immigrants from many countries. It produced some of the country’s oldest & most prestigious universities. Today, New York is the world’s foremost financial center.

Included here on my blog, is a small offering of the historic house museums that you can see in the area. They represent homes & history in the states of New York, Maryland & Massachusetts & Maine.

LET’S VISIT SOME HOUSE MUSEUMS IN THE NORTHEAST!

Surratt House Museum (2:37)
Parks and Recreation, Prince George’s County

A Confederate safe house during the Civil War, built by a conspirator in Lincoln’s assassination.

Tourist in Your Own Town #61 – Lewis Latimer House Museum (2:39)
NYLandmarks

The home of a brilliant & multi-talented man.

Tourist In Your Own Town #36 – Louis Armstrong House Museum (3:57)
NYLandmarks

A time capsule of the 50’s, 60’s & 70’s.

Immersive experiences offered at Glen Magna Farms and the Nichols House Museum
WCVB
Visit this beautiful farm & garden, then cruise over to a beautiful 5,000 square foot house built in the Federalist style, which once housed some accomplished & intriguing people.

Hometown Maine – Portland’s Tate House (3:21)
WMTW-TV

A tour of a Georgian house built in Colonial times, the only home from the era in Portland, that is open to the public.

If you have toured these homes, please let me know your impressions of them.

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