
Danbury Museum
WE ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO COVID-19.
Danbury Museum
WE ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO COVID-19.
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WE ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO COVID-19.
WE ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO COVID-19.
What are we doing at the DMHS to help move forward in the effort to re-open safely?
We will continue to communicate any further impacts to the Danbury Museum as a result of COVID-19. Our interest is to continue serving our community while maintaining the safety and health of our staff, volunteers, and public. We want, just as much as you do, a return to tours and programs inside our historic buildings. As we all work together to implement safety measures and get vaccinated, that seems a closer reality than ever!
In the meantime, as a reminder, the Danbury Museum has several social media platforms and has continued and will continue to supply a high volume of content over the next few months. If there are any changes to the museum schedule of reopening, they will be posted to social media and our museum website!
Please follow us at:
Facebook: Danbury Museum & Historical Society
Instagram: @DanburyMuseum
Twitter: @DanburyMuseum
In coordination with the City of Danbury, the Danbury Museum is pleased to promote the official merch of the John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant in Danbury, CT, designed by Christopher Mihaly.
25% of the profits from the sales of all John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant items will be donated to the Danbury Food Collaborative.
As you are aware, the State of CT has declared a public health emergency in response to COVID-19.
Due to current guidance from our state and local Health Departments, and in the interest of protecting the high-risk populations we serve, and the high-risk populations who volunteer for us, the Danbury Museum is continuing to reschedule or cancel all programs, events, rentals, historic house tours, exhibition viewings, and outreach activities through the end of March 2021.
The Danbury Museum will not be accommodating onsite research.
If your community group has booked rental space at the Danbury Museum to meet, we will be in contact to reschedule. Our interest is to continue serving our community while maintaining the safety and health of our staff, volunteers, and public.
We will continue to communicate any further impacts to the Danbury Museum as a result of COVID-19. In the meantime, as a reminder, the Danbury Museum has several social media platforms and has continued and will continue to supply a high volume of content over the next few months.
Please follow us at:
Facebook: Danbury Museum & Historical Society
Thank you for your patience as we work through this developing situation together.
43 Main Street, Danbury, Connecticut 06810, United States
In honor of their 170th anniversary, the Savings Bank of Danbury will sponsor Phase III of the rehabilitation of the Charles Ives Home, an important piece of Danbury and the Bank’s history.
“This project is only possible because the Savings Bank of Danbury chose to tell the story of their history through our Danbury Museum,” said Brigid Guertin, Executive Director of the Danbury Museum and Historical Society. “Their story is part of the history of Danbury and they continue to be a strong supporter and member of our community. The result of our efforts will be a world class destination that we can all be proud of.”
Read the full text of the press release HERE.
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What are we doing at the DMHS to help move forward in the effort to re-open safely?