Curator of Copshaholm Skylar Whited describes Christmas traditions of yesteryear. A first-floor tour of the mansion decorated for the season will be offered. Admission is $3. Reservations are required by December 2. Insights in History is sponsored by THK Law, LLP.
Educators are invited to Gallery Talks for Teachers, presented by The History Museum and the Studebaker National Museum to learn about educational offerings. On Thursday, December 5, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. they can learn about Victorian Christmas traditions and take a brief tour of Copshaholm. Curriculum materials related
The elegant Oliver Mansion is decorated beautifully for the holidays, and self-guided tours during Christmas at Copshaholm are a wonderful way to enjoy the home’s Yuletide splendor. Christmas trees can be found on all three floors of the historic house. Fireplace mantels and tabletops with Yuletide décor add to
Celebrate the wonder of sugar plum fairies and tin soldiers at this magical holiday tea. You will be seated at tables of eight in the Leighton Gallery, aglow with Yuletide decorations. This one-of-a-kind experience offers a catered menu of savories, sweets, and classic teas, and is followed by a tour of the first floor of the Oliver Mansion, decorated for the holidays. Tickets are $30/adults; $25/members; $15/youth 6-17; and $5/children 5 & under.
The elegant Oliver Mansion is decorated beautifully for the holidays, and self-guided tours during Christmas at Copshaholm are a wonderful way to enjoy the home’s Yuletide splendor. Christmas trees can be found on all three floors of the historic house. Fireplace mantels and tabletops with Yuletide décor add to
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