The Oneida Community Mansion House is a historic arts and culture center dedicated to preserving and interpreting the rich legacy of the 19th-century Oneida Community, a utopian society rooted in progressive thought and communal living. Located in the original landmark building in Oneida, New York, the Mansion House functions today as a museum and cultural hub, offering immersive experiences in history, art, and culture. Through exhibits, educational programs, and guided tours, the organization highlights the unique social, architectural, and cultural innovations of the Oneida Community.

The center regularly presents exhibitions, lectures, and events that explore themes in social reform, community building, and American history. Visitors can engage with authentic historic spaces and artifacts while learning about the community’s influence on broader cultural movements. The Mansion House also collaborates with local schools, historians, and artists to offer public programming that promotes community engagement and cultural education. Its commitment to preserving heritage while fostering inclusive discussions makes it a vital institution in the region’s cultural landscape.

Key Services:

– Museum exhibitions exploring the history of the Oneida Community
– Guided tours of the historic Mansion House and grounds
– Educational programs and lectures on arts, culture, and social history
– Rotating arts and history exhibitions
– Community-focused cultural events and symposiums
– Preservation of historic architecture and archival materials
– Collaborations with local schools and academic institutions
– Public access to research materials and collections