6 verified famous properties in the Federal style in Brooklyn, Amherst and Lancaster — including Emily Dickinson Homestead, Wheatland and Hamilton Grange. Every fact is independently sourced, corroborated and confidence-scored.
Linden Place is a Federal building in Bristol, Rhode Island (Bristol County, New England), and a filming location for The Great Gatsby (1974) and Traces of…
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Auburn is a Federal landmark in Natchez, Mississippi, and a filming location for Get on Up (2014). Built in 1812, it was designed by Levi Weeks, and is…
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Hamilton Grange is a Federal landmark in New York City, New York. Built in 1802, it was designed by John McComb Jr., and is a National Historic Landmark.…
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Ashland (The Henry Clay Estate) is a Federal estate in Lexington, Kentucky. Built in 1857, it was designed by Thomas Lewinski, and is a National Historic L…
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President James K. Polk Home and Museum is a Federal museum in Columbia, Tennessee. Built in 1816, it was designed by Samuel Polk, and is a National Histor…
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Grouseland is a Federal landmark in Vincennes, Indiana. Built in 1804, it was designed by William Lindsay, and is a National Historic Landmark. It is owned…
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Wheatland is a Federal landmark in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Built in 1828, and is a National Historic Landmark. It is owned by LancasterHistory.
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Emily Dickinson Homestead is a Federal landmark in Amherst, Massachusetts, and a filming location for A Quiet Passion (2016). Built in 1813, and is a Natio…
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The Octagon House is a Federal house in Washington, District of Columbia. Built in 1799, it was designed by William Thornton, and is a National Historic La…
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Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site is a Colonial Revival landmark in Hyde Park, New York, and a filming location for Sunrise at Campobell…
View property →Moonstruck House is a Federal house in Brooklyn, New York, and a filming location for Moonstruck (1987). Built in 1829, and is a National Historic Landmark.
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