Treat your mom to a taste of Gilded Age St. Louis! In honor of our favorite mom and leading lady, Virginia Campbell, all moms receive free admission to the Campbell House Museum on Mother's Day.
Annual members are the Campbell House Museum's lifeblood - they fund education programming for local schools, help keep the lights on in our historic buildings and preserve St. Louis history and heritage. Join us in the garden of the Campbell House Museum for wine, hors d'oeuvres and a special 20% discount on the Museum Store's […]
Join Union Avenue Opera and the Campbell House Museum on Sunday, May 31 for an afternoon of music in Virginia Campbell's Victorian garden. Two of St. Louis' premier arts organizations are once again partering for a special event celebrating music and history at the 4th Annual Arias in the Afternoon - a fundraising event to support […]
Set sail on a 19th century adventure as the St. Louis Public Library and the Campbell House Museum present “The Grand Tour Exhibition,” June 11 – August 22 in Central Library’s Great Hall. Explore European destinations and other exotic locales via an exhibit drawn from St. Louis Public Library’s rich collection of postcards, maps, travel guides, and photographs. The Library is pleased […]
Join the staff of the Campbell House Museum for a walking tour of the site of the once-grand Lucas Place neighborhood, one of St. Louis’ first private places and an enclave of Gilded Age wealth and nineteenth century elegance. Spanning four city blocks in Downtown St. Louis, participants will walk a street once lined with expansive […]
Join Campbell House Museum Executive Director Andrew Hahn for a presentation on Compton and Dry's intricately detailed 1875 map of St. Louis, hosted by the Missouri History Museum in conjunction with their new blockbuster exhibition, "A Walk Through 1875".
Join the staff of the Campbell House Museum for a walking tour of the site of the once-grand Lucas Place neighborhood, one of St. Louis’ first private places and an enclave of Gilded Age wealth and nineteenth century elegance. Spanning four city blocks in Downtown St. Louis, participants will walk a street once lined with […]
