The House
Built in 1874, the Sublett Miller House is one of Danville’s surviving grand residences from an era when the City was rapidly becoming a center of tobacco, industry, and commerce. More than 150 years later, the house is being thoughtfully restored — preserving the craftsmanship, character, and stories held within its walls.
Our StorySome houses are simply lived in. Others become part of the lives of everyone who passes through them.
Built in 1874, the Sublett Miller House has watched Danville change around it for more than 150 years. Its story has been shaped by the families who called it home, the craftsmen who built and altered it, and the generations who preserved pieces of its past. Today, we are writing the house’s next chapter — carefully restoring what remains, recreating what has been lost, and uncovering its stories along the way.