Lippitt House Museum
199 Hope StreetDuration
Approximately 45 minutes while accompanied by guide.
About
Explore a remarkable example of Victorian design and craftsmanship! Enjoy the elaborately decorated rooms of Lippitt House while exploring how Providence’s industrialization and immigration history shaped the Rhode Island of today. Staff will share stories focusing on the people who lived and worked in the house to illuminate larger ideas about industry, immigration, design, and civic engagement that comprise Providence’s rich cultural heritage.
Please Note
Tour tickets are non-refundable. Tours may be rescheduled by emailing LippittHouse@PreserveRI.org.
Current tour capacity is 10 people. For groups larger than 10, please email the museum to speak with staff.
Masking is welcome but not required.
Museums for All Access Program
People receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) can gain free admission for up to four people as part of the national program Museums for All. Participants can book in advance and will be asked to present their SNAP EBT (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Electronic Benefit Transfer) card upon arrival.
Mar 7 - May 2, 2024
Lippitt House Museum
199 Hope Street
Providence’s Lippitt House has one of the best-preserved Victorian-era interiors in America and contributes to a vibrant civil society by activating a place where art, history, and community converge. The museum offers guided tours, online and in-person programs, concerts, and available to rent for your next special occasion.
For more information about Lippitt House Museum visit LippittHouse.org
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