April 2024 UPDATE: the Park-McCullough home reopens for the season on Sunday, May 26! Join volunteers, staff, and the Board of Trustees for Community Day where admission is free for all visitors! Try our new self-guided tour option and catch a glimpse into the 2024 collections’ focus Women of the House, Women of the Community. We look forward to welcoming you inside once again in late-May!
Historic Significance
The house, a 35-room mansion built by skilled artisans over the course of 18 months, is a prime example of Second Empire design, and represents a specific period of architectural history in the United States. Influenced both by British opulence and natural patterns, architects, designers and artists in the Victorian era brought together many different themes with a special attention to detail.
Cultural Engagement
Our cultural programming happens in (almost) every season. On our grounds and in our structures, we host a classical music series, a summer croquet league, membership meetings, theater productions, readings, dinners, music camps, and other public events.
Weddings & Special Events
Green manicured lawns, radiant flowers and topiary, makes the house one of the most verdant places to hold your wedding or event. For weddings, this Victorian mansion is regarded among the most romantic places to tie the knot.
