Donkey Milk House

The museum is located in a 10-room historic mansion that was built way back in the year 1886. The house got its name from the alley, in the back, where donkeys used to haul milk delivery carts in the past. The house has maintained its 19th century decor, and belonged to a U.S. Marshal Peter Williams and his family for over 120 years. The house features Spanish floors, Italian decorated ceilings and on display are period antiques and furnishings, which include Bokhara and Kazak rugs, Royal Doulton and Wedgewood China collectibles. Over the years the museum has received several awards, and as featured in many documentaries and travel based television programs.