Meeker Mansion
Cellar to Attic Tours
Only Twice a Year!
Tour All Four Floors
Saturday, April 20, 2024 and
Noon to 4:00pm
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Tickets Available at the Door
Admission: $10 Adults
$9 Seniors | Students | Military
$8 Children
TOOL ROOM
Cellar
Volunteers work on painting
ornamental wooden urns to be
installed on the balcony posts on the
east side of the Mansion. With a 130 year old
home, there is always restoration work
needing to be done.
Not many updates have occurred in the
basement since the Meekers resided here. Tours
through the basement and attic show the
detail and craftsmanship originally
invested in their home.
Restoration work
Speaking Tubes
1st Floor Library to 2nd Floor
Speaking tubes were a popular intercom
system in the 1890s when the
Meeker Mansion was built.
It reduced the amount of trips up
and down the stairs.
Tour the Mansion and learn why
they were disconnected.
Ezra's Room
2nd Floor | Lifetime of Travels
Visit Ezra's room and learn about nearly
100 years of Ezra Meeker.
His rise to great wealth and ultimate financial ruin;
His time in the Yukon and Eliza Jane's support;
Memorializing the importance of the
Oregon Trail.
Attic
Digitizing & Conservation
The Archive Collection in the Attic
is the heart of the Meeker Mansion Museum.
Currently a dozen volunteers and staff work tirelessly digitizing thousands of records,
pieces of ephemera, and artifacts that are
catalogued in the Museum database.
Artifact conservation is a labor of love
performed by experts who work with artifacts
in the Archive Collection.
