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- The living room’s carved oak paneling was inspired by the 13th-century master, Grinling Gibbons. Col. Robert Leaming Montgomery’s portrait hangs above the mantel; to the left are portraits of George Frederick Tyler Elizabeth and Henrietta Phillips Montgomery.
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- The administrative passage connecting the third-floor apartment’s dining room and master bedroom.
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- A view of the living room.
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- The springhouse is the only remaining relic of the homestead of Elizabeth Iddings, mother of Gen. Anthony Wayne.
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- In the ballroom, a portrait of Helen Beach Tyler hangs above the Georgian mantel.
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- Col. Montgomery’s study, what family members called the “cigar and brandy room.”A view of the library.
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- The third-floor guest bathroom.
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- Another view of the living room, with portraits of Charlotte Hope Binney (Tyler) Montgomery, Sir John Scott and John Crathorne Montgomery.
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- The dining room, which could comfortably seat 30.
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- A view of the exterior.
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- A view of the breakfast room.
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- The library, with original needlework and portraits of Sidney Frederick Tyler and Louisa Richmond (Blake) Tyler.
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- In the ballroom, gilded ornamental plaster frames a portrait of Charlotte Hope Binney (Tyler) Montgomery.
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- The ballroom boasts needlework by Charlotte Hope Binney (Tyler) Montgomery, along with portraits of Helen Beach Tyler, Helen Hope Montgomery Scott and Mary Binney Montgomery Wheeler.
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