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Joseph Mark Photography

Historic Aldredge House Museum offers a beautiful and unique venue for portraits of all types. 
 
From bridal portraits to family groups to senior portraits, the interiors of the house and the expansive gardens provide numerous settings that will make your portraits all the more special.

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Portrait

Sessions

Portrait Fees

Portrait fees include interior and exterior use of the Historic Aldredge House for two (2) hours.

The Master Suite is available for changing. 

  • Monday through Friday $300

  • Saturday and Sunday $300

  • ½ hour extension $50

To reserve a date and time or for additional information, contact:
Aldredgehouse@gmail.com


To secure a date, full payment, signed policy agreement, and portrait agreement must be received.


PORTRAIT FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

Portrait Policies

Historic Aldredge House Museum is registered as a National Landmark, a Recorded Texas Historic
Landmark, and a contributing structure of the Swiss Avenue Historic District.
The following portrait policies are in place to protect this unique property.

1. A portrait sitting includes the client, up to 2 family members/friends and the photographer. If more

than 2 people are to be photographed, then this will be considered a photo shoot, which has a

different set of policies and rental rates. The exception would be a family portrait sitting or

engagement portrait sitting. Please ask the Aldredge House Museum liaison for more details.

2. You must notify us prior to your portrait session if you will be using an outside vendor, such as a

musician, horse and carriage, antique car, etc..

3. Boudoir photography is not allowed at Aldredge House Museum.

4. All floors and carpets must be protected from any moveable equipment.

5. Furnishings of the Aldredge House Museum shall not be taken outside the House or removed from the House.

6. No tacks, staples or tape of any kind may be used on floors, walls, furniture or carpets on the

interior or exterior of the House.

7. No rice, confetti, flower petals, birdseed glitter or any other material may be thrown either inside

or outside the House.

8. No open flame candles are permitted anywhere in the Aldredge House Museum.

9. Food and drink are not permitted upstairs with the exception of water.

10. Smoking is prohibited in the House.

11. Animals are prohibited in the House.

12. PHOTOGRAPHERS TAKE NOTICE. Clients are not permitted roof access other than in an

Emergency evacuation.

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Kelly Christine Sutton Photography

Historic
Aldredge  House Museum

West Texas Rancher William J. Lewis, a native of Maryland, and his wife, Willie (Newbury) of Dallas had the House constructed from 1915 to1917.

Designed by architects Hal Thomson and Marion Fooshee, it features influences of English Georgian and French Renaissance styling. 

 

In 1921, the home was purchased by George Nathan Aldredge, a prominent banker. He and his wife, Rena (Munger), were active civic leaders and major contributors to the arts. In 1974, Mrs. Aldredge and her family gave the House to the Dallas County Medical Society Alliance Foundation to be used as its headquarters. 

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Historic
Aldredge  House Museum

 

AldredgeHouse@gmail.com

5500 Swiss Avenue

Dallas, Texas 75214

Historic Aldredge House Museum is owned & managed by Dallas County Medical Society Alliance Foundation

(C) 2026 DCMSAF  All Rights Reserved

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