Robert Mills House & Gardens

This exquisite Classical Revival townhouse Robert Mills planned for Ainsley Hall was one of the not very many private homes this noticeable American designer composed. He was substantially more renowned for his open structures, for example, the Washington Monument. The house initially filled in as a theological school and a book of scriptures school until the point when 1961 when it was fastidiously reestablished and opened as a noteworthy house gallery.The house contains a rich accumulation of nineteenth century beautiful expressions, including English Regency, American Federal, and French Empire furniture and ornamental pieces. The house cellar fills in as a display space for visit going by craftsmanship presentations.