Among the more unusual appraisal assignment are those involving museums and or historic landmark properties.  The building shown above (the Ringling Hotel in Saratoga, Florida) is no longer in existence.  It has been replaced with a new hotel - one nowhere near as charming. 

The building shown below is of the historic Wright Brothers printing office in Dayton Ohio.

While the front (above) of this building shows its historic character, the rear (shown below) is anything but historic.  The property has been adapted to museum use.

Even single-family properties can have an historic significance.  For example, Ronald Reagan's childhood home in Dixon, IL (see below)is considered a historical building.

So, whether you have a simple historic property, a complex landmark or museum, The Gorman Group has the expertise to assist you in its valuation.