McHenry Mansion, Renaissance Revival mansion in Modesto, United States
McHenry Mansion is a three-story limestone building with ornate details in Renaissance Revival style from the 1880s. Inside, you find original wood floors, marble fireplaces, hand-carved details, and period furnishings throughout.
The building was constructed in 1883 by Robert McHenry, a wealthy banker and rancher. Its architectural design was later recognized for its historical importance and added to the National Register.
The house shows how wealthy families lived and moved through their rooms in the 1800s. You can see which spaces were meant for entertaining guests and which were private.
Visitors can explore the building only through guided tours offered on specific days. An information center on site provides materials and answers questions about the visit.
The house preserves furnishings from its original period, including pieces and decorations that show what wealth looked like in the 1880s. These original objects make each room a window into the past.
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