Müller House

The Müller House, built in 1882 by F.W. Müller in Arlington Heights, Illinois, is a historic landmark that showcases a unique blend of Greek Revival and Victorian architectural styles. Originally constructed for Müller’s family and their soda water business, it represents the early commercial development of the area as it transitioned from a rural settlement to a suburban community. The house features distinctive elements such as a Greek Revival cornice and a beautifully crafted oak staircase, reflecting both functional and decorative aspects of its design. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979, it now serves as part of the Arlington Heights Historical Museum, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.