Had to come back a few times because they were closed but worth the effort. The pocket doors in the front were so interesting as well as the dome. Knowledgable staff. Since they hold events there and allow photos for them; why not for visitors? No Credit Cards accepted.

The tour through this house isn't anything to blow you away, but it is still worth the short trip through to see some very antique pieces and for the history behind the house.

The tour was so informative. The guides answered many additional questions and were extremely knowledgeable. The house is well worth seeing for its sheer elaborateness.

Lovely home. The home was the venue for a tea included in the NOGS Hidden Garden Tour. Elegant furnishings. Garden Club hosts were charming and accommodating to our every need.

so much attention to caring and sharing such a wonderful gem. beautiful ironwork and historic details that bring old history to life.

Loved the historical and architectural details of this elegant home. The tour guide was very well informed. Thoroughly enjoyed the tour.

Built in 1853 this house is preserved so well you might believe you were transported back in time. Used by St. Johns next door when it is not open for visitors it remains a living breathing structure fill with 19th century furniture. Of course its claim to fame(or shame) is that it was occupied by General Sherman on his "Great... More

This mansion was in great shape and the artifacts were beautiful. The tour guide did an excellent job also

This home is stupendously beautiful and refurnished by the Episcopal Parish in authentic period pieces of great beauty. One of the most stunning private residences I have ever seen. A must-do.