Fulford Place
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Museum
About
Fulford Place is a 20,000-square-foot Edwardian mansion built in 1901, featuring original tapestries, paintings, and antiques that reflect the lifestyle of early 20th-century business aristocracy. The estate’s Olmsted-designed Italianate gardens and statuary add a refined outdoor setting overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
For corporate events, the south veranda offers covered outdoor space for up to 90 guests, while the Billiard and Moorish Rooms provide elegant indoor options for meetings or dinners of similar size. A smaller Tea Room accommodates up to 24 guests during the off-season, making Fulford Place a versatile venue for distinctive business gatherings.
Best for
- Summer veranda meetings with river views
- Intimate executive dinners in historic rooms
- Theatre-style presentations up to 90 guests
Standout features
Historic Architecture
Edwardian mansion designed by Albert W. Fuller
A 20,000-square-foot Beaux-Arts house built between 1899 and 1901 for Senator George Taylor Fulford, showcasing grand style and ornate interiors preserved with original tapestries, paintings, and ceramics collected worldwide.
Landscaped Grounds
Olmsted-designed Italianate gardens and river views
Original grounds designed by the Olmsted Brothers firm, featuring restored Italianate-style gardens, an elaborate triton fountain, statuary, stone walls, and gates, with a picturesque south veranda overlooking the St. Lawrence River’s Three Sisters
Distinctive Event Spaces
Versatile historic rooms and veranda for meetings
Multiple event spaces including a 1,500-square-foot covered south veranda with river views accommodating up to 90 guests cocktail-style, a combined Billiard/Moorish Room for up to 90 guests, and a smaller Tea Room for up to 24, offering elegant
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday10am – 5pm
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10am – 5pm
Thursday10am – 5pm
Friday10am – 5pm
Saturday10am – 5pm
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