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Overview: Vizcaya is a historic estate on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, owned by Miami-Dade County and operated by a nonprofit organization. It serves as a museum and cultural center, hosting numerous public events, educational programs, and cultural activities. The estate includes a resident caretaker who oversees the property’s maintenance and security. Parking Challenges: Located in a busy
Overview: Casa del Herrero, the “House of the Blacksmith,” is now a historic house museum and garden, stewarded by a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to its preservation and availability to the visiting public. It is included on the National Register of Historic Places and maintains National Historic Landmark status. Parking Challenges: Parking is very limited. Guests are permitted to park
Overview: The Gamble House is a National Historic Landmark, owned by the City of Pasadena and operated by a nonprofit organization, the Gamble House Conservancy. It serves as a museum, cultural center, and event venue while also housing a resident caretaker, typically a USC architecture student. Parking Challenges: The Gamble House is located in a residential area with limited on-site
Overview: The Ainsley House is a historic property operated by the Campbell Historical Museum & Ainsley House Foundation. It functions as a museum and cultural center, offering guided tours, community events, and educational programs. The property includes a resident caretaker who maintains the house. Parking Challenges: With limited parking, the Ainsley House relies on nearby public parking lots and encourages
Overview: Managed by Historic New England, the Eustis Estate is a Gilded Age mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It offers museum exhibits, cultural events, and educational programs while being home to an on-site caretaker who oversees the property’s maintenance. Parking Challenges: Although located in a residential area, the Eustis Estate has creatively managed parking limitations by
Overview: The David Davis Mansion, owned by the state of Illinois and operated by a nonprofit, serves as both a museum and event venue. The mansion includes a caretaker’s apartment to ensure ongoing preservation. It is a National Historic Landmark. Parking Challenges: With limited on-site parking, the mansion coordinates with local businesses to provide parking options for visitors during larger
