The Glebe House Museum presents a Jack-O-Lantern contest at “ALL HOLLOW’S EVE” on Saturday, October 20th. Enter your carved pumpkin and have it displayed at "All Hollow's Eve". Prize categories include: scariest, cutest and most creative. Winners will receive a $25 gift card. Winners will be announced at event. Carved pumpkins must be brought to the Glebe House by 12 pm on Oct 20th and will be judged that evening. Entries may be dropped off: Thursday (18) & Friday (19)10-4 pm

All Hollow’s Eve is coming! Saturday, October 20th, 2018 5:30 – 9:00 PM Rain Date: Saturday, October 27th Preparations have already begun for our legendary cemetery tour and haunted museum. It takes 80+ volunteers to make this event possible and we would love for you to be part of the fun! A volunteer meeting will be held, Saturday, September 29th at 2:00 pm at the Glebe House Museum. Please call 203-263-2855 to register. Cemetery rehearsal will be held on Thursday, October 1

The Glebe House Museum announces ALL HOLLOW’S EVE –Cemetery Tours & Haunted Museum planned for Saturday, October 20. (Rain Date: October 27) This one night only event is sure to bring out the ghost, goblins and other scary creatures that go bump in the night, and is guaranteed to cause nightmares in even the bravest souls. Led by lantern light through a trail of luminaries, attendees will tour the ancient cemetery with their spirit guide visiting the final resting places of

The Glebe House Museum will be kicking off the fall season of events with a brand new program; “Witchcraft in Colonial Connecticut”. Linda Barr-Gale will present the history and origins of the witch hunts in Colonial Connecticut, told from the voice of Moll Cramer, Woodbury’s very own infamous resident witch (or was she?)! The keeping room of this historic house will come alive as Ms. Barr-Gale shares stories of other notable witches and tales about those who were hung for wi

JOIN THE MARSHALL CHILDREN AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT THE GLEBE HOUSE MUSEUM AND BE A PART OF HISTORY THAT LIVES! Woodbury: Become part of living history at the Glebe House Museum & Gertrude Jekyll Garden - join the Marshall Children Young Docent Program. Here is your chance to really learn about what life was like for families who lived here in Connecticut during the Revolutionary War. You will learn to conduct guided tours of the museum in period costumes and will be taught