Winter Weather Policy & Holiday Hours
If the museum is closed for inclement weather, tours at both campuses and research appointments will be canceled.
Welcome!
The Danbury Museum is located at 43 Main Street in Danbury, Connecticut.
Our campus has 4 historic buildings, an exhibit hall with a research library/archive, and we represent more than 300 years of history.
We offer guided tours of the 4 historic buildings on our campus and of the Charles Ives Birthplace. Tours are booked via Eventbrite. Advance registration is appreciated, as tours are kept intentionally small. Walk-ins are welcome and will be accommodated as long as there is space available. Additionally, we facilitate onsite staff-assisted research appointments Wednesday through Saturday, and those appointments must be booked in advance as well.
Please note that the main level of the John & Mary Rider House is wheelchair accessible. The Marian Anderson Studio is also wheelchair accessible as are the research library/archive and exhibit space in Huntington Hall.
What would you like to do?
Tour Our Historic Buildings
Tour the Charles Ives Birthplace
Tour the Charles Ives Birthplace
Guided tours of the 4 historic buildings on our campus are offered Friday and Saturday at 12 noon and booked via Eventbrite.
Tour the Charles Ives Birthplace
Tour the Charles Ives Birthplace
Tour the Charles Ives Birthplace
Guided tours of the Charles Ives Birthplace are offered Friday and Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and booked via Eventbrite. The main level of the Charles Ives Birthplace is wheelchair accessible.
Conduct Onsite Research
Conduct Onsite Research
Conduct Onsite Research
We offer staff-assisted onsite research Wednesday through Saturday. All research appointments are booked in advance via Eventbrite. For a list of policies and research materials, click below. Huntington Hall and the research area are wheelchair accessible.
Danbury Museum Gardens
Conduct Onsite Research
Conduct Onsite Research
Open year round, the gardens at the Danbury Museum are beautiful in every season. The Danbury Garden Club Civic Committee plans, plants, and cares for the museum gardens--a true oasis from the bustle of Main Street.