7. Meux Home Museum

This turreted, Victorian home was constructed in 1889 for physician and Confederate surgeon, Dr. T.R. Meux. Comprised of ten rooms, and boasting a gingerbread-accented verandah, the home is considered a middle-class residence. Today, it features authentic period furnishings, and tours are conducted by costumed guides. Named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, the home was inhabited by Meux descendants until 1970. The property may be rented for weddings and receptions.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Fri-Sun Noon-3:30pm

Admission:

Adult (18+) $5; Student (13-17) $4; Child (5-12) $3; Child (0-5) Free

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Meux Home Museum website »

Type: Historic Sites

	"qman_951" more than a month ago
The tour guides are very knowledgeable about Victorian society and customs of that era. The tour lasted about a hour and was very interesting every step of the way. If you enjoy this type of history and homes it is very worth the time. The house is very beautiful with original furniture and preserved as it was by the original Meux family. No Photos allowed in the house
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