We were truly honored to host Mayor Barbara Smyth, Gerald Angley (Consul General of Ireland in NY), and Loretto Leary (Co-Chair of the CT-Ireland Trade Commission) alongside other distinguished guests at our exhibit, "A Journey of Hope": https://t.co/hdlMfaofqI
We are excited and proud to welcome two great new interns from Mayor Barbara Smyth's Summer Youth Employment Program. Jeremiah and Shawn-Michael will be working with Education Coordinator Heather Dunn and staff on a variety of tasks.
Jack & Jim Goggins grew up on the estate where their father, James, was the head gardener and their uncle, Thomas, served as a valet. The brothers lived in the Mansion's Gate Lodge in the 1930's. Join us for a tour led by docent Carl Filsinger, the grandson of Thomas Goggins!
CALL FOR VENDORS!
Join us for LMMM’s 19th Annual Old-Fashioned Flea Market! Artisans, craftsmen, antique + upcycling vendors welcome. Spaces are filling fast—reserve by July 15 for early bird rates.
https://t.co/bECsGNEwCp. Call Melissa Dino for info: (203) 838-9799, ext.117
Carl Raymond’s latest Gilded Gentleman podcast—recorded at the Mansion—spotlights our history and achievements with Chief Curator Emeritus Ulysses Dietz and Executive Director Susan Gilgore. Listen to the episode!: https://t.co/c8BWquXnh0
Happy Summer to Everyone! Did you know the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum was originally conceived as a summer estate? See these rare photos circa 1868-1920 of the Lockwood and Mathews families enjoying the beautiful grounds and lush greenery.
SAVE THE DATE! On October 3, 2026, 6 p.m. the Lockwood-Mathews will host a Red Carpet Gala! Hollywood Glamour & the Exhibition Preview "The Evolving Icon" courtesy of Connecticut Society of Portrait Artists. For tickets/tables: 203-838-9799 ~ or [email protected]
Friends of the Mansion joined for the opening of “Revolutionary Roots.” Commemorating America’s 250th anniversary, this exhibit reveals stories of the Lockwood and Mathews families’ Patriot ancestors. Curated by Stacey Danielson with research by Curatorial Volunteer Midge Lopat.
Thank you News 12 and Lori Golias for the fantastic coverage of our new exhibit! "Revolutionary Roots: Generations of Change" opened on Thursday, June 11th. Watch this video and come visit the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum.
DON'T MISS CT's OPEN HOUSE DAY! Today, June 13, 12-4 p.m. The Mansion will feature $5 mini tours, the breathtaking exhibition, "A Journey of Hope," And the new exhibit, "Revolutionary Roots." For photo credits see our website: https://t.co/pI3gWSIBqr.
Mark your calendars for Sunday, Sept. 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is hosting its 19th annual Old-fashioned Flea Market in Mathews Park, Norwalk, CT. -contact LMMM Manager [email protected].
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Photos courtesy of Gus Apazidis
Don't forget to submit your artwork for "How I see America's 250th." From the American Revolution to today, what does "freedom" look like to you? Enter the #America250 Young Artists' Competition to showcase your talent and help us celebrate. https://t.co/kDgalvKAdm
We're celebrating America's 250th with the new exhibit, "Revolutionary Roots," curated by Museum Consultant Stacey Danielson with the assistance of LMMM Volunteer & Curatorial Researcher Midge Lopat. Opens June 11 with untold stories of the Lockwood & Mathews Patriot ancestors.
Watch this News 12 video! By popular demand, the hugely successful "A Journey of Hope" exhibit will now run through September 6. A special thank you to Quinnipiac University and Ireland's Great Hunger Museum of Fairfield for their very generous loan.
Carl Raymond, host of THE GILDED GENTLEMAN podcast produced by Bowery Boys Media, recorded a special episode at the Mansion, featuring curator Ulysses Dietz & LMMM E.D. Susan Gilgore. Special thanks to all & Trustee Kathy Olsen for introducing Carl to the Mansion. Stay tuned!
Want to make a real impact on a National Historic Landmark? Join our Volunteer Coordinator, Robin Lynch, for an engaging session on how you can help. Come learn how your hands-on support strengthens our community. RSVP: https://t.co/l8lCeX9e2V
We regret to announce that, due to unforeseen circumstances, we have had to CANCEL the April 19th lecture "Connecticut in the American Revolution" by Eric Chandler. All ticket buyers will be fully refunded.
History buffs, mark your calendars! On April 19, 2–4 p.m. Historian Eric Chandler kicks off the Mansion's 2026 Lecture Series with an exciting exploration of CT’s role as the "Arsenal of the Revolution." Refreshments and a tour will follow! Tickets: https://t.co/cwUppFLHyH
An exciting evening at Mayor Barbara Smyth’s Ball! Trustees & staff were honored to be part a wonderful celebration: Chairman Doug Hempstead & his wife Donna; Trustee Miklos Koleszar with wife Dr. Michele Koleszar & daughter Kerry; & E.D. Susan Gilgore with Dr. Gavin McLeod.