Mobile County 
256 North Joachim Street 
Mobile, AL 36603
 

Historical Significance

A premier antebellum structure. Has Mobile's finest cast iron featuring figures of the four seasons. Bracketed eaves, Italianate style. Red Bohemian glass side-lites/transom, cantilevered staircase, Carrara marble fireplace surrounds/mantels, original chandeliers by Baker & Cornelius of Philadelphia. 

Historical Desginations

  • National Register of Histroic Places
  • National Historic District
  • County Historical Commission 
  • City Landmark

Historical Marker

  • Marker Date: 1860
  • State of Marker Organization: Alabama
  • Marker Organization: Mobile Historic Develoment Commission
  • Marker Text:
Mobile Historic Development Commission
Richards House
1860

Funding

City of Mobile plus four local DAR chapters provide tours, weddings, book events. Has gift shop for public.
 

Physical Condition

  • Preserve

Tourism

  • Open to Public: Yes
  • Family Friendly: Yes
  • Hours of Operation: Varies
  • Admission Fees: $10, Ages 5-12 $5
  • Calendar of Events: Yes

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The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

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