Heurich House Museum

The Heurich House Museum, known as Brewmaster Castle, was built in 1894 by German immigrants. It was the private residence of Mr. Heurich, one of Washington’s richest citizens and a well-known benefactor.

This luxurious mansion is made in the Romanesque style, combining architectural silhouette and laconic exterior decoration. The main element of the composition is a four-level tower with massive walls and narrow window openings. The interior of the house is preserved almost in its original form, including original antique furniture. It reflects the history and traditions of people who lived here more than 100 years ago. Impress with its splendor richly decorated rooms, spiral staircase with a harmonious combination of brass, marble and onyx, skillfully carved wooden fireplaces.

In 2003, the mansion was converted into a house-museum. Weekly excursions are held here, as well as the possibility of renting halls for solemn events.