Built by Clara Barkley Dorr, the widow of lumber tycoon Eben Dorr, this house is an example of Greek Revival architecture. It is the last known example of this style in West Florida, with ornate Victorian trim and simple Gulf Coast features such as a brick pier foundation and jib windows.

Owned and operated by the State of Florida through the University of West Florida, the museum is furnished and supported in part by The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Florida, Pensacola Town Committee.

Dorr House is located in the Pensacola Historic District overlooking Seville Square. Purchase tickets at Museum Store in Tivoli House or Wentworth Museum.

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