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Your admission grants one-time access to the historic Dorman House. This 1850s Greek Revival residence, accented with Gothic Revival details, is a must-see treasure. Judge Jerubial Gideon Dorman and his wife, Udolpha, lived here with their seven children. As a guest in their home, you’ll experience how this active family lived from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. Each of its seven rooms, hallways, and stairways offers a window into a past era. Many of the pieces are original to the family. Present your purchase receipt at the Henry County Museum Welcome Center for a tour of this historic home.
Your admission grants one-time access to the historic Dorman House. This 1850s Greek Revival residence, accented with Gothic Revival details, is a must-see treasure. Judge Jerubial Gideon Dorman and his wife, Udolpha, lived here with their seven children. As a guest in their home, you’ll experience how this active family lived from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. Each of its seven rooms, hallways, and stairways offers a window into a past era. Many of the pieces are original to the family. Present your purchase receipt at the Henry County Museum Welcome Center for a tour of this historic home.
