Mabel Hartzell Historical Home

Overview

Step Back in Time at the Mabel Hartzell Historical Home


Visit the Mabel Hartzell Historical Home at 840 N. Park Avenue in Alliance and experience what life was like in a Victorian home between the 1880s and 1910s. This beautifully preserved house is filled with fascinating antiques, including a one-of-a-kind gavel table crafted from a tree stump and used by the GAR, an early slide projector known as a Mirrorscope, and unique household items such as a ruffler and a hat stretcher.


Mabel Hartzell generously willed her home and its contents to the Alliance Historical Society so it could serve as a historical museum for the community. Today, visitors can explore both the home and the Alliance History Mini Museum located on the property.


The Mabel Hartzell Historical Home is owned and operated by the Alliance Historical Society. Tours are available by appointment, on the first weekend of each month from March through November, and during the Carnation Festival each August.


To learn more or schedule a tour, please email us at alliancehistory@yahoo.com.

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Mapped location of Mabel Hartzell Historical Home
(330) 736-1116
fax: (330) 454-9442
Hours: Tours are available the first weekend of the month from February through November or during the Carnation Festival in August. Other times are available by contacting us and giving 48 hours notice.
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