The Terrace Hill Society Foundation alleges a state commission is denying the foundation access to valuable artifacts it owns that are in the mansion.

The state of Iowa will pay $400,000 to design and build a wrought iron fence around the historic Des Moines mansion used as the residence for Gov. Kim Reynolds, officials said Wednesday.

Terrace Hill, at 2300 Grand Ave. in Des Moines, is the official residence of the Iowa governor and is a National Historic Landmark built in 1869.

Des Moines Register coverage over the years indicates the society and Terrace Hill Commission long worked amicably together, and provide no indication of what sparked their rift.

The Iowa Department of Public Safety announced Friday that new security enhancements will be added to the governor’s residence at Terrace Hill in Des Moines.

In the late 1860s, when a single-family home in Des Moines cost less than $5,000, B.F. Allen commissioned Chicago architect William Boyington to build Terrace Hill.

Plans are underway to recover a part of Iowa's lost history buried next to the governor’s mansion in Des Moines, known as Terrace Hill. Administrators are… ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — Protesters gathered at Terrace Hill Sunday afternoon in support of the Iowa's Area Education Agencies (AEA) that support special education in the state.

Here is a list of some of the most historic homes you can visit in central Iowa. More: Des Moines' historic homes still have stories to tell; restorations make it possible Terrace Hill, Des Moines ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — While Gov. Kim Reynolds celebrated her Christmas at Terrace Hill event with some Iowans, local advocacy groups protested outside of the governor's mansion in support of Palestine.

Here are seven unique homes that now serve as event venues, bed and breakfasts and more that you can visit in the Des Moines metro.