The tour captures turn-of-the-century life as the prominent Moss Family lived it. Guests will see original draperies, furniture, fixtures, Persian carpets and artifacts displayed in the 1903 red sandstone structure designed by New York architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh.
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SpringFest Artist Applications are available HERE. Print or download and return to the committee by March 26, 2019.
Winter at the Moss is a busy time! While we suspend tours for a while to dismantle the trees and put away Christmas decor, the staff is working out plans for 2019 and getting our annual deep cleaning done. Tours begin anew on January 22, and Clue Games are scheduled for February, March, April and May. We have new ideas for Brew-seum events this year, a fabulous stained glass exhibit for summer, and some fun workshops are taking shape as well. You can find our events, fundraisers, and more on our online calendar, but don’t forget that you can book the Moss Mansion for private parties, Clue Games, Murder Mysteries, weddings, and more. Call for more information about all we do – 406-256-5100.
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Moss Family
Moss Mansion Circa 1903