The William H. Seward House

The William H. Seward House in Auburn, New York, is a historic residence that once belonged to William H. Seward, a prominent 19th-century politician and Secretary of State under Abraham Lincoln. Built in 1824, the house showcases Federal-style architecture and reflects Seward's successful career and influence in American history. Now operated as a museum, it offers visitors insights into Seward’s life, his contributions to the Union during the Civil War, and 19th-century domestic life. The house is designated a National Historic Landmark, preserving its significance as a symbol of American political history.