NEW MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER OPENED IN TYRINGHAM DEDICATED TO POWER COUPLE OF GILDED AGE, & The NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
The owners of Four Brooks Farm in Tyringham, Massachusetts, are transforming the property into a museum and cultural center to honor Richard Watson Gilder and his wife Helena DeKay Gilder, key figures of the Gilded Age. The couple, who hosted many famous guests like President Grover Cleveland and author Mark Twain, made Four Brooks their summer home. The property includes a house designed by architect Stanford White and beautiful gardens and woodlands.
The Gilder Palmer family, led by Reese and Linda Gilder Palmer, aims to open the site to the public, offering exhibits about Richard and Helena’s lives, along with cultural programs.
For more information, contact Linda Gilder Palmer at (352)-812-6350.
For Donations Via Mailed Checks
Please Address & Write All Checks To The Gilder Palmer Sanctuary;
PO Box. 38 S. Lee MA. 01260
Commemorative Plaque Options
Commemorative Bronze Plaque Tree
$12,500
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Plaque A Tree On Your Behalf
Commemorative Bronze Plaque Fruit Tree
$15,500
Donate 12.5 Thousand And We'll Plant
& Plaque A Fruit Tree On Your Behalf
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Experience Four Brooks Farm – Join Our Monthly Tours
Step into history and experience the beauty of Four Brooks Farm with our monthly public tours, held on the 28th of every month from 10 AM to 3 PM EST.
Wander through the historic estate and European-style gardens, learn about the remarkable legacy of Richard Watson Gilder and Helena de Kay Gilder, and discover the stories of the influential figures who once gathered here.
📅 When: The 28th of every month
⏰ Time: 10 AM – 3 PM EST
📍 Where: Four Brooks Farm, Tyringham, MA
No reservations needed—just arrive ready to explore, learn, and be inspired. We look forward to welcoming you!