Celebrate May Day & come to the Mad Hatter Tea Party sporting your favorite/fanciest/funniest/most creative hat. Mingle with friends while enjoying tea, punch and cookies.
Hat judging at 3:30pm.
Music provided by Underground Flute Operative (UFO)
Tickets https://t.co/GTBf6oGBxl
Come visit us today. In addition to regular tours, meet the investigators from Dream Seekers. They will show you the tools they use to investigate the castle on 3/19. Enter the raffle for tickets to the full investigation.
Tickets for the 03/19 event:
https://t.co/TorIbrihR3
Join us again beginning Thursday, Feb 3rd!
Admission includes guided or self-guided tours to explore how the Wickwire families lived.
Do you plan ahead? Visit our website https://t.co/Yg1X1Qji2W and book your admission in advance.
We can’t wait to see you soon!
Join Dream Seekers Paranormal Saturday, Feb. 5 to investigate the The @1890House using the latest paranormal technology. Gather your friends for this unique (and ghostly) experience! 👻 https://t.co/GsOhfoTPLv. #experiencecortland#paranormal
OTD - 1883, Frederic Rouse Wickwire, the 3rd son of Charles & Ardell Wickwire was born. Frederic attended Yale Univ. Initially living in his own home after joining his father's company, Frederic, his wife Marian, and their children moved back into the Wickwire Mansion in 1923.
Join Dream Seekers Paranormal group to investigate the 1890 House Museum using the latest paranormal technology. Gather your friends for this unique experience! https://t.co/FhvQbRfoxm
On Giving Tuesday, what does the 1890 House mean to you? Please consider helping us preserve our local treasure & much loved Cortland landmark for many generations to come. https://t.co/YKuwBu2V1t
We are excited to announce that we have been nominated for a $2,000 grant this month but we need your help! Please go to the link below as of Sunday the 23rd and vote for us. https://t.co/fAAh4RETNm. #museum#nonprofit#cortland
We are happy to announce that we will begin holding live theatrical performances in our carriage house this summer! For more info feel free to contact us directly. #museum#theatre
In June of 1890, the Wickwire family finally moved into the house after its construction took 18 months. Stop by this upcoming week for a tour to celebrate the house’s 131st birthday!#MuseumWeek2021