Heurich House Museum (Brewmaster's Castle) - preserved historic interior installation

The Heurich House Museum, built in 1892 for brewer Christian Heurich and commonly called the Brewmaster’s Castle, is a preserved Gilded Age townhouse that now operates as a house museum. The museum retains original furnishings, decorative finishes, built-in cabinetry, and interpretive installations documenting Heurich’s brewing business and domestic life in late-19th-century Washington. It is presented to the public through guided tours, exhibitions, and conservation of historic interiors.