SUMMARY: The Ruggles House features Federal-style architecture with a flying staircase. The house preserves not only the gorgeous architecture, but many original furnishings and artifacts that were used by the Ruggles family when they lived in the home.
MORE INFORMATION: History: The Ruggles House was built between 1818 and 1820 by Judge Thomas Ruggles. The Ruggles family resided in the house for over 100 years before it became a preserved museum. The Ruggles House Society maintains the home and preservation.
Collections and Highlights: The collection includes historical furnishings, antique tools, and a medicinal herb garden. The kitchen features original pans, bowls, bottles, pitchers, a stove, and a washing tub.
Exhibitions, Events & Programs: Fun community events are regularly held at the Ruggles House. Past events have included an ice cream social and Christmas tea. Check the website for upcoming events.
Tours: Contact Ruggles House for tour information.
Season/Hours of Operation: Open seasonally from July - September. Check the website for official opening/closing dates.
- Tuesday - Friday 11 AM - 3 PM
Admission: Contact Ruggles House for admission information.
