* COVID-19 Safety Guidelines will be followed during Grignon Mansion Tours.
With Outagamie County now considered an area of high transmission, you will see staff and volunteers return to mask wearing indoors for your safety. We encourage all visitors to do the same while inside the Grignon Mansion.
With Outagamie County now considered an area of high transmission, you will see staff and volunteers return to mask wearing indoors for your safety. We encourage all visitors to do the same while inside the Grignon Mansion.
In 1837, Charles A. Grignon built this Greek revival style Mansion as a wedding gift for his Pennsylvanian bride, Mary Elizabeth Meade. This stately home was known as “The Mansion in the Woods” to countless travelers. Today, a National and State Historic Site, the Grignon Mansion is a proud reminder of our state’s beginnings. Restored to the time period of 1837-62, when Charles lived there, the Mansion is a beautiful connection to our heritage.
We're closed for the season!
Interested in a tour of the Grignon Mansion during the off season? Book a private tour by emailing info@grignonmansion.org or calling 920-766-6106.
Interested in a tour of the Grignon Mansion during the off season? Book a private tour by emailing info@grignonmansion.org or calling 920-766-6106.
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