RIDGEFIELD

Located behind the new Museum is the 2-acre sculpture garden which is open to the public. In addition to changing exhibits during the year, educational programs for all age groups are offered.

The museum has enjoyed many lives, as a farmhouse, a tavern, a post office, a stagecoach stop and a hotel for travelers. It was also the home of architect Cass Gilbert, who built the Garden House for his wife and designed the circa 1910 “Charleston Garden”.