Wistariahurst in Springfield

I love the varied gardens on the grounds.

Wistariahurst is absolutely stunning and you must visit during one of their house toursIt was fascinating and made fun and personal by our docent Rita p

Beautiful museum lots of history of Holyoke, I take Tai chi classes there great space.

This is a beautiful house building thing museum thing and I would reccomend anyone to check it out for a glimpse into the past. I havent been there recently with covid restrictions, but during my last visit staff was wonderful and helpful in educating us about the past. 10 out of 10!

A glorious look back in time a time when people had grace and honor

Beautiful historic home. Very friendly staff/docents. Gorgeous grounds and gardens.

It really takes my back In time

Nice place, a learn history

What time does does place open and close

Very very great place

Jazz on the lawn with a picnic dinner. Delightful.

This is the perfect venue for our wedding ceremony! It offers both beautiful indoor and outdoor options, and so many dynamic spaces for pictures! Sara was well organized and helped with planning and ideas all along the way. She was open to my many ideas and helped to make the event all that we hoped for and more!

Excellent. Beauty, elegance and a rich history. Meticulous gardens that are pleasing to the senses. A must visit to be enjoyed by everyone.

I have tried to visit Wisteriahurst two times now, both during the hours they said they were open, and both times the staff turned me away, saying they were closing early (not written anywhere on their websiteor simply decided not to open to begin with. This museum is incredibly disorganized and the staff were quite rude. My friend and I are students not from the area, so we had to take a bus and walk to see this museum. After explaining this effort and telling them that my friend was doing a research project on Joseph Skinner, they still told us they wanted to close early. They were "so generous" in allowing us to look around the main room, but gave us impatient glances as we walked around and hurried us out. The ultimate reason I am so disappointed in this museum is that in addition to being unfriendly, the staff are seriously unknowledgeable. When my friend said that she worked for the Skinner Museum, the museum Skinner himself started, they asked, "What is that?" Im just so disappointed with the Wisterahurst Museum.

It a great place to take the kid