Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Victorian style at the historic Latimer House! Take a special tour through the house while viewing an exclusive collection of original garments curated from our archive, offering a glimpse into the lives of three generations of Latimer women. As you exit the home, take the opportunity to pose for timeless photographs […]
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Join us as we host young students from Brooklyn Arts Music Academy for their harp recital. This event is free to the public.
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
Latimer House is proud to present a brand-new exhibit in honor of the Juneteenth holiday. Discover the holiday’s history, how emancipation impacted the lives of enslaved people in Wilmington, and honor the legacy of the freed men and women.
Join us for an evening with local author, producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Chuck Pennington. He will be sharing his book, Alzheimer’s Caregiver’s Alphabet, and vignettes of his life. Personalized signed copies are available. Spots are limited – reservations required. This is a free event with donations requested.
Members and their guests are invited to enjoy our spacious back gardens with lawn blankets and chairs. Bring a picnic-style dinner and beverages, we’ll supply a kid’s corner, bottled water, and restroom facilities. Not a member? Become one today and enjoy the many benefits starting with this summer celebration.
Our night tour features 19th century gaslight ambiance for 21st century entertainment. We discuss the history of the technology, how gaslight functioned, and what it meant to people of all kinds who lived and worked under it’s “lurid glow.”
