Built in 1836 for Henry Brown Clarke, the Clarke House Museum is oldest surviving building in the original Chicago city limits. The house shows what family life was like in Chicago during the city’s formative years before the Civil War (1853-60).
Over the years, the house has survived fires, belonged to a church, and was moved twice. Clarke House is now located in the Chicago Women’s Park &...
The Clarke House Museum is one of those very few architectural specimens from the Greek Revival Style. This style was well known during the 19th century. This structure built in 1836 is regarded as one of the oldest surviving buildings in this city. One can take a look at this place only through guided tours. If you are an art lover, this edifice will surely lure your heart. Guided tours are...
Chicago's Oldest Surviving Structure-Built 1836. Offering tours Wednesday-Sunday at 12 & 2pm.