Richards-DAR House, Mobile Photos

Built by Steamboat Captain Charles G. Richards in 1860, this Italianate house came into the hands of the city of Mobile in 1973 who leased it to the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) to run as a museum & event location. The house is on the National Register.

See also: Alabama
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Richards-DAR House Museum (1860) (256 N. Joachim St.).
Style: Italianate.

Typical sign marking heritage buildings in Mobile.

Cast iron fence panel of spring at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Cast iron fence panel of winter at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Cast iron fence panel of summer at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Cast iron fence panel of fall at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Cast iron fence panel at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Richards-DAR House Museum front door with colored glass surrounds.

Antique Weber piano at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Living room at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Carerra marble fireplace in parlor at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Carerra marble fireplace in living room at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Marble fireplace at Richards-DAR House Museum.

Half tester cradle at Richards-DAR House Museum.

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