The Eaton House Museum

A Guardian of History

Located in the heart of Redding, the Eaton House Museum serves as the primary sanctuary for the collection of historical art by Richard B.Eaton. Built in the late 19th century, the estate itself is a testament to the preservation of European and American historical artifacts.

The museum's secure archives currently house the controversial but apparant Victor Amadeus II portrait, alongside original photographs of President Lincoln. Researchers and historians continue to study the estate's collection to piece together some of the mysteries surrounding the artwork contained within.