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Celebrate a Century of Historic Preservation & Education

1925-2025

 

The Glebe House Museum & Gertrude Jekyll Garden is dedicated to conserving our historic site for the education and enjoyment of our local community. For the last century, our property has offered educational programs for adults and children, family events, garden activities, tours, exhibits, and the upkeep of a research library. Donations help fund programs, preservation efforts, and scholarships available for the Marshall Children after-school program, as well as our Summer Experience for Children series.  

Preserving the Glebe House remains a top priority to maintain its structural integrity and safeguard the invaluable items it holds. We urge our friends and neighbors to assist us by investing in the Glebe House and contributing donations. This support will enable us to continue restorative efforts and ensure the structure's protection for future generations.

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You can see your contributions at work:

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In our building's new roofs,

In our garden restoration,

In our property improvements,

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In our new educational programs and activities.

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Your donations are critical and provide the necessary assistance

to keep the Glebe House Museum & Gertrude Jekyll Garden thriving.

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Every contribution makes a difference.​

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To Donate:

Click DONATE button to submit by credit card. Click PDF for Remittance to Mail.

Donate with PayPal

Location:

49 Hollow Road

Woodbury, CT 06798

203-263-2855 office@glebehousemuseum.org

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Museum Hours:

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The Museum is Open for the 2025 Season. 

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Hours:

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 1:00 - 4:00 pm. Last guided tour at 3:20 pm.

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*The Museum will be closed on Sunday, May 18, Friday, June 27, and Friday, July 4.

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The Gertrude Jekyll Garden:  Open year-round, 7 days per week, dawn-dusk, for self-guided tours.

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 *Please excuse our appearance as our staff has begun restoration work in the Jekyll Garden.  The Garden will remain open to the public throughout the restoration. â€‹

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© 2023 The Glebe House Museum

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