Our 2022 holiday season begins 11/25/22 and ends 1/8/23.
Open Tuesdays-Sundays for the holiday season. Tickets available here.
We thank you for wearing a mask (face covering) for the duration of your visit.
Closed 12/25 and 1/1. Closing at 1pm 12/24 and 12/31.
Check our FAQs for all up-to-date information about your visit.
Victoria Mansion, A National Historic Landmark
Victoria Mansion is a much-loved Portland landmark, but its significance extends far beyond Maine. Distinguished for its architecture and its extraordinary original interiors, it is among the most important historic homes of the nineteenth century anywhere in the nation. As an organization, our mission is to conserve, maintain, and restore this one-of-a-kind property and share its history with the public.
Upcoming Events
Virtual Readings & Storytimes 2022
Join us for another round of virtual holiday season readings! Videos will be posted throughout the 2022 holiday season, featuring Islandport Press author readings and winter-themed storytimes by friends of the Mansion. Readings are suitable for kids and adults alike. All videos will be available on the Victoria Mansion YouTube channel.
Videos
Enjoy an interview with our conservators and video tours of Victoria Mansion rooms through our Docent Architectural Series with Breda White.
More videos are available on the Victoria Mansion YouTube channel.
Interview with Victoria Mansion Parlor Conservators
Reception Room at Victoria Mansion
Dining Room at Victoria Mansion
Library at Victoria Mansion
Turkish Smoking Room at Victoria Mansion
News Posts
Victoria Mansion Names New Executive Director
Victoria Mansion, a National Historic Landmark, has named Timothy Brosnihan as its new Executive Director. After a six-month search in the US and Canada, the Search Committee announced that the position would go to Brosnihan, [...]
Sugar and Spice, and All That’s Nice: ‘Reproof’, by Edward Russell Thaxter
Nineteenth-century American artists looked to Europe as the omphalos of culture. The painters flocked to Paris, while the sculptors migrated to Florence and Rome, where they could obtain the marble, the mentors, [...]
