Founded in 1820, Helena has an impressive number of historic homes that have been preserved over the years. Antebellum and Victorian homes can be found throughout the city, particularly in and around the downtown district. These historic homes and churches provide wonderful glimpses into the life of the Old South. Most of the homes remain private residences, so please respect the owners’ property and privacy rights.
Centennial Baptist Church has been designated a National Historic Landmark for its association with Elias Camp Morris, one of our…
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Refugee slaves found shelter in one of the St. Catherine's barns, and the Sisters of Mercy nursed Confederate and Union…
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Jews first settled in Helena in the early 1840s. In addition to serving Jews in Helena, Beth El was a…
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Built in 1914. Designed by Estelle Altman after her marriage to Dr.Gustave Altman, this house is a rare combination of…
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These three houses were built by Charles Royal Coolidge between 1878 and 1882 originally were identical in size and roofline. Mr.…
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Built in 1880. This Queen Anne cottage was the home for newlyweds Charles R. and Anna Leslie Moore Coolidge. The…
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The Dinning-Hutchens House is a uniquely styled Colonial Revival and modified English Tudor inspired Craftsman house that is architecturally singular…
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From the first step you take into the Edwardian Inn, you cannot help but be swept back in time. You…
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Fleetwood Hanks’ descendants lived in this house for 170 years. The history of the Hanks family, their Civil War experiences,…
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