Mansion Tour Experience
ANNUAL RESTORATION CLOSURE - January & February 2025
REOPENING: Saturday March 1, 2025, for self-guided tours.
MUSEUM OPEN: Wednesday - Sunday, noon to 4pm.
ADMISSION: $15 Adults | $14 for Seniors - Students - Military | $13 Children (3-15 yrs)
Self Guided Tours
Our self guided tours allow guests to explore this historic home at their own pace. The average tour time is 60-90 minutes, but some guests have lingered and discussed our unique architecture, exhibits and displays for more than two hours. It's completely up to you.
Adult Group Tours
Docent tours are available by reservation for groups of 10 or more and must be reserved a minimum of two weeks in advance. Docents (tour guides) are specifically trained to provide an enriching and in-depth exploration of the exhibitions and the museum. Docents in period attire are available on certain days and make tours a fun and memorable experience. To book your tour, contact Holly O'Brien, Curator, at (253) 697-9468 or curator@meekermansion.org.
School Field Trip Programs
Teachers and students are invited to explore Meeker Mansion Museum on Docent guided tours. Tours are designed for 4th grade and 7th grade students and include corresponding U.S. History curriculum and tour activities. We ask that school tours be scheduled at least three weeks in advance. Special pricing is available for Field Trip programs. To book your Field Trip Tour, contact Holly O'Brien, Curator, at (253) 697-9468 or curator@meekermansion.org.
Six Original Fireplace Mantles with Vintage Tiles
Meeker Mansion boasts six original hand carved wood mantles with vintage acoustic tile.
Fun Fact: The fireplace tile in the first floor small parlor matches some of the fireplace tiles in the Winchester Mansion in San Jose, California
Grand Staircase
The Grand Staircase in the Meeker Mansion is an example of the attention to detail that Eliza Jane Meeker invested in their new home.
Fun Facts:
1. No nails were used in the construction of the staircase.
2. The niche boasts a small mirror placed at a precise height enabling Eliza Jane to check her 4'8" appearance before leaving the house.
Dining with the Meekers
The Mansion Dining Room boasts the impressive Meeker dining table which could seat 18 guests.
The Meekers were known for hosting elaborate dinners in support of local schools and churches. Servingware sets are changed out seasonally.
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Meeker Bedroom
The Meeker Bedroom features a walk in closet, portraits of Ezra and Eliza Jane, a fainting couch and their original bedroom set with oak carved leaves and brass accents.
Fun Fact:
The bedroom set was mass produced and guests have reported seeing identical furniture pieces in Port Townsend.
Gift Shop
If you're looking for unique gifts, or mementos from touring Meeker Mansion, or books on local history, you'll find it in our gift shop.
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