Regular tours Mondays & Saturdays
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Tours last approx. 1 hr.

1) “Come Write on Our Walls” Tour (Regular Tour)

Curious about Matilda Joslyn Gage? Want to see her restored home? This tour is an introduction to Gage and her work.  Be part of the creation of the Gage Center by brainstorming with us about the programs and exhibits you’d like to experience in each of our rooms of interpretation.

Special Introductory Admission
(Limited time only)

• Adults: $7
• Seniors (62+), students with ID, and school-age children: $5
• Pre-school children free
• Group rate (10 or more adults): $5
• Group rate (10 or more students with ID, and seniors 62+): $3
• Members free
• NO ADMISSION FEE for tours the last Saturday of each month

|TEA AND REFRESHMENTS with each tour for an additional $3|

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2) Tea, Tour, and Talk

Day and time can be flexible—not only Monday or Saturday. Contact the Gage Center to schedule in advance: (315) 637-9511 or email foundation@MatildaJoslynGage.org.

$12/person.  Minimum three people, maximum 25.

Recreate a 19th century woman’s rights tea in the parlor where Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Matilda Joslyn Gage planned their revolution. While you enjoy refreshments, an experienced Gage docent will visit with you, encouraging dialogue on any or all of the major areas of Gage’s life and work (tailored to your individual interests):

• the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) connection to the suffragists
• Gage’s leadership in the woman’s rights movement
• her influence on L. Frank Baum and the Oz stories
• Gage’s work in abolition and the Underground Railroad
• her fight for freedom from religion
• her subsequent erasure from history

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3) Rent the Gage Center for a Party, Workshop, Retreat, or Special Event

Meetings: $100/2-4 hours; $200 full day.
Free to groups that join 100% as members.  Discounted rate for groups based on number in group that are members of the Gage Center.

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4) Also Available for Groups

Fees negotiated on individual basis. For more information, contact the Gage Center at (315) 637-9511 or foundation@MatildaJoslynGage.org.|

• Talks about Gage on- and off-site
• Gage film
• Living history portrayals of Matilda Joslyn Gage
• Lectures by Gage Foundation Executive Director Dr. Sally Roesch Wagner for nonprofits through the Speakers in the Humanities Program of the New York Council for the Humanities.|

Coming in 2012

• Empowerment teas for girls
• Birthday celebrations
• Weddings and commitment ceremonies