Florence Griswold Museum

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The Griswold House in a painting by Matilda Browne, one of the few female artists who established herself at the Lyme Art Colony. This image, circa 1910, depicts the facade of the Griswold House from the northeast side and shows the original configuration of the steps, now restored, and the painted capitals, also replicated during the restoration. Image courtesy of the Florence Griswold Museum.

Florence Griswold Museum

96 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, Connecticut 06371

Situated along the picturesque Lieutenant River in Old Lyme, Connecticut, the Florence Griswold Museum embodies the artistic spirit of its legacy as the home of the Lyme Art Colony. From the impressive Georgian architecture of the home of namesake Florence Griswold, to the light-filled and modern spaces of the Krieble Gallery, to the rolling landscape of our 13-acre site, the Florence Griswold is a truly special place that is privileged to serve as the home of American Impressionism.

Image Credit: Harry Hoffman’s “View of the Griswold House”, 1908, Florence Griswold Museum, GIft of the Family of Mrs. Nancy B. Krieble

Plan your visit: https://florencegriswoldmuseum.org/visit/plan-your-visit/

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