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Tour this turn-of-the-century mansion, considered one of the country’s best examples of Queen Anne-style architecture.
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.KristieTOP REVIEWERHELPFUL REVIEWERSHUTTERBUG
15 ratings7 reviews14 photos
Lovely Victorian style home in exquisite condition.
Cynthia
12 ratings3 reviews
Had a wonderful time seeing everything in the house. They did an amazing job restoring the house. Worth the visit.
M.HELPFUL REVIEWER
3 ratings3 reviews
The hostess was very friendly and willing to answer all questions we had. The self-guided tour was made interesting by placards in every room. The house is beautiful.
AnnTOP REVIEWER
28 ratings14 reviews
Lovely home restored to its former glory enjoyed the family history of the owners
Cynthia
11 ratings4 reviews
Omg such an awesome place! Waaaay cool! Can’t wait to see it at Christmas time!
Donna
2 ratings2 reviews
Well preserved historical landmark. Must take a great effort to use the staircase, so, keep that in mind if you tour.
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About This Deal
Open - April 1-Oct.31 open Tues.-Sunday 1:00-4:00pm, Closed Mondays
- $9.60 for admission for two ($20 value)
- $16 for admission for four ($40 value)
Valid April 1 - Oct 31 - 2021
- April - Oct. Tues. - Sunday 1:00-4:00pm, Closed Mon.
Need To Know
Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Voucher good towards general admission only. Not valid for special events in October or December. Victorian House is closed January and February. Valid from June 1. Public hours: (Thursday through Sunday) 1:00 pm-4:00 pm, Closed Monday to Wednesday. All other days reservations have to be made in advance. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 90 days. Must use promotional value in 1 visit(s). Valid only for option purchased.
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About The Victorian House
Built in 1902, The Victorian House has been called one of the country's finest examples of Queen Anne Revival architecture. However, this home isn't just historical due to its looks—it also serves as an example of the modern conveniences that debuted at the turn of the century. Wealthy Cleveland industrialist L.H. Brightman ensured that his home included central heating, an intercom system, a shower, chandeliers designed for gas and electric power, and a basement sauna and steam room.
After being wowed by the grand white-oak staircase and the 28 rooms, visitors pore over a collection of historical artifacts and curious Victoriana curated by the Holmes County Historical Society. In addition to being home to historical buildings such as this one, the county is also the site of one of the world's largest Amish communities.