Hours
Wednesday – Saturday 10am to 4pm
Sunday Noon to 4pm
The museum is closed on all major holidays.
Admission
Adults: $10.00
AAA Members: $9.00
Children 7 - 16: $5.00
Children 6 & under: FREE
“Tuned to the Past: The Field Family’s Musical Instruments”
Music was a significant part of Victorian life, and that was certainly true for the Field family. Several unique and beautiful instruments were owned personally by family members, including guitars and pianos. Eugene’s guitar, made…
Domestic Life in 1850’s St. Louis
During the Victorian era, housekeeping staff were common in family homes, living and working with the family. But how were these laborers treated in houses like the one inhabited by the Field family? Domestic staff…
History Underfoot: Grass Matting at the Field House Museum
When you see woven floor mats, your first thought might be that they belong in a traditional Japanese home, so you might wonder why they are used throughout the upper levels of the Field house….
Faces of the Field Family: Portraits in the Field House Museum
If you tour the historic Field family home, you may notice four distinct portraits throughout: two in the parlor and two on the second floor. On the first floor hangs a striking depiction of Roswell…
Beyond the Verdict: Harriet Scott’s Story of Survival and Strength
Dred Scott, an enslaved man, was thrust into the public eye when he became the plaintiff in the legal suit for his family’s freedom. Much is known about Dred Scott, but his wife, Harriet, is…
Timeless Treasures: A Look at the Museum’s Historic Clocks
The Field House Museum has many unique clocks in the collection, and several are currently on display in the historic home. On the first floor mantle, you can find a black iron clock with a…
From St. Louis to the Nation: “Behind the Feathers” Soars in the New York Times
The Field House Museum is delighted to share exciting news: our exhibition Behind the Feathers: A Century of Weatherbird History has received national recognition in The New York Times. The October 14 article highlights the...
Behind Bagatelle – A Tour with the Collector
Get an in-depth look at Bagatelle, the precursor to the game of pinball, when you explore our exhibit, Bagatelle, with the collector, Mr. Ed Nickels! Ed will lead a guided tour exploring the richly detailed, carefully…
Staying Connected & Celebrating Community
Greetings Field House Friends! We hope you all are staying safe and healthy during the current pandemic. The Board and staff of the Museum wanted to give you some updates on what we have been…
Temporary Closure
Dear Field House Friends, The Board and staff of the Field House Museum have been closely monitoring the situation regarding COVID-19. In light of further regulations and precautions to prevent the spread of the virus,…
