This 1834 Italianized home was built by Mr. William Sayre as his primary residence. Sayre, served as an early City Councilman, two term Mayor, and helped build the railroad linking Montgomery with Mobile. Prior to 1861, consecutive owners were instrumental in building the gas company, icehouse, Montgomery’s banking system, and an owner of one of Montgomery’s Iron Works factories. These owners were instrumental in modernizing Montgomery into a bustling Antebellum City by 1861. 

Hours:

Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Closed State Holidays and weekends.

Tours are self guided and interpretive signs are located in each room. 

The last self guided tour will be at
3:00 p.m.

Group Tours:

Groups with more than 10 individuals need to make reservations at least two weeks prior to your arrival. Please email: fwhmontgomery@gmail.com with your reservation or if you have any questions. 

Admission is free!

 

There is metered parking along Washington Avenue and a free parking lot across from the Archives on Adams Avenue.