Thu May 18, 12:00 PM - Thu May 18, 3:00 PM
in 50 days
in 50 days
634 South Broadway Street, St. Louis, MO 63102
Community: Overland
Description
Reserve Free Passes To Explore The Current Exhibitions Within The Museum. Join Us For One Of The Best Events In Town And Enjoy The Day With Us.
Event Details
Reserve free passes to explore the current exhibitions within the Museum.
Free Afternoons Invites Visitors To Explore The Field House Museum's Expansion At No Charge. View The Latest Exhibitions, Browse The Gift Shop, And Stop In The Eugene Field Library For An Afternoon Of Fun And Learning!
Optional Guided Tours Of The Historic House Are Available At A Discounted Rate Of $5 Per Adult And Free For Children.
About The Field House Museum:
"A Unique Historic House Museum In The Heart Of Downtown St. Louis." The Field House Museum Opened In 1936 As The First Historic House Museum In St. Louis. Enjoy Our Free Parking Lot And Take A Guided Tour Of The Historic House Where You Will Learn About Eugene Field, The "Children's Poet," And His Father, Roswell Field, A Key Attorney In The Dred Scott Case. Our Docents Will Entertain You With Family Stories As You Immerse Yourself In Nineteenth-century St. Louis. After Your Tour, We Invite You To Enjoy Our Expansion Where We Have Rotating Exhibit Spaces, The Eugene Field Library, And Our Museum Gift Shop.
Visit Www.fieldhousemuseum.org For Additional Information.
Covid-19 Safety Measures:
The Field House Museum Is Dedicated To Helping Prevent The Spread Of Illness. To Better Protect The Health Of Our Visitors, Volunteers, And Staff We Have Put The Following Safety Measures In Place:
Fhm Will Have A Limited Capacity Of Up To 8 Per Group
Advanced Reservations Are Required For Free Afternoons
Guests Will Be Asked To Fill Out A Brief Contact Form Upon Arrival
Protective Face Coverings Are Recommended
Guests Are Encouraged To Use Provided Sanitation Stations Frequently
We Ask That Guests Practice Social Distancing And Remain Six Feet Apart From Other Museum Patrons
Please Postpone Your Visit If You Are Feeling Sick Or Ill. The Field House Museum Is Cleaned Daily According To Cdc And St. Louis City Guidelines.
We Greatly Appreciate Your Understanding And Cooperation During These Difficult Times.
Free Afternoons Invites Visitors To Explore The Field House Museum's Expansion At No Charge. View The Latest Exhibitions, Browse The Gift Shop, And Stop In The Eugene Field Library For An Afternoon Of Fun And Learning!
Optional Guided Tours Of The Historic House Are Available At A Discounted Rate Of $5 Per Adult And Free For Children.
About The Field House Museum:
"A Unique Historic House Museum In The Heart Of Downtown St. Louis." The Field House Museum Opened In 1936 As The First Historic House Museum In St. Louis. Enjoy Our Free Parking Lot And Take A Guided Tour Of The Historic House Where You Will Learn About Eugene Field, The "Children's Poet," And His Father, Roswell Field, A Key Attorney In The Dred Scott Case. Our Docents Will Entertain You With Family Stories As You Immerse Yourself In Nineteenth-century St. Louis. After Your Tour, We Invite You To Enjoy Our Expansion Where We Have Rotating Exhibit Spaces, The Eugene Field Library, And Our Museum Gift Shop.
Visit Www.fieldhousemuseum.org For Additional Information.
Covid-19 Safety Measures:
The Field House Museum Is Dedicated To Helping Prevent The Spread Of Illness. To Better Protect The Health Of Our Visitors, Volunteers, And Staff We Have Put The Following Safety Measures In Place:
Fhm Will Have A Limited Capacity Of Up To 8 Per Group
Advanced Reservations Are Required For Free Afternoons
Guests Will Be Asked To Fill Out A Brief Contact Form Upon Arrival
Protective Face Coverings Are Recommended
Guests Are Encouraged To Use Provided Sanitation Stations Frequently
We Ask That Guests Practice Social Distancing And Remain Six Feet Apart From Other Museum Patrons
Please Postpone Your Visit If You Are Feeling Sick Or Ill. The Field House Museum Is Cleaned Daily According To Cdc And St. Louis City Guidelines.
We Greatly Appreciate Your Understanding And Cooperation During These Difficult Times.
