• Open Hours:
  • December 21 and 22: 12:00-4:00 pm
  • December 27, 28, and 29: 1:00-4:00 pm
  • December 31: 4:30-7:00 pm
  • Weekdays by appointment only.
• Gardens: Daily, 8:00 am-dusk. FREE.
  • We do not host events or ceremonies in our gardens.
  • Staged photoshoots and professional photography are allowed in the gardens by permit only. Each session has a fee of $75.
• Office: Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-5:00 pm.

To schedule an appointment or request a photography permit, contact Carly Cheponis, Operations Manager, at 973-538-2404, ext. 101 or by email.

Please note the following annual museum closures:

• Weekends in January, open weekdays by appointment only
• Easter, March 31, 2024
• Memorial Day Weekend, May 25-26, 2024
• Fourth of July, July 4, 2024
• Last two weekends in August, open weekdays by appointment only
• Labor Day Weekend, August 31-September 2, 2024
• Thanksgiving, November 28-December 1, 2024
• Christmas, December 24-26, 2024
• New Year’s Holiday, December 30, 2024 through January 2, 2025

At Your Own Pace: A Sensory-Friendly Tour
Third Saturday, 9:30-11:30 am
February-May and September-November

For families and care partners with neurodiverse children and teens – experience the historic house with plenty to touch and time for questions and explore the new garden sensory pathway through sight, sound, touch, and smell.

Free to members and with Museum admission, no appointment needed.

The Visit Guide can be downloaded and/or printed to review and prepare for your visit to Macculloch Hall Historical Museum: Visit Guide Download

Bloomberg Connects

Tour Macculloch Hall Historical Museum & Gardens from anywhere using your smart device and Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app.

Learn more about those who lived, worked, and served at Macculloch Hall as you explore our collection room by room with a House Tour or Accessible Audio Guide.

You can download the app for free on your mobile phone by visiting the Bloomberg Connects website, or from the App Store or Google Play.

The Accessible Audio Guide was made possible by a generous grant from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.

Bring Your Own Device Tour

Experience the Museum visually on your own smartphone or other smart device! Available from anywhere. Click here for the tour.

The Bring Your Own Device Tour was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, grant # MG-60-19-0038-19.

Please Touch Tour

During your visit, you can experience Macculloch Hall Historical Museum and its collections through touch with objects placed throughout the Museum's period rooms.

The Please Touch Tour was made possible by a generous grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission.

Macculloch Hall Historical Museum welcomes all visitors to its historic house and garden. We are working to make the museum accessible for everyone, however, at this time full tours of the house and garden require traversing stairs and uneven outdoor surfaces.

Parking
We do not have a formal parking lot, however, vehicles with official permits may use two designated spaces provided in the Museum driveway. The driveway is hard-packed gravel and as such, its surface can be uneven. The driveway can also be used to drop-off or pick-up.

Visitors with Limited Mobility
The first floor of the house and Schoolroom Gallery are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair entry into the Museum is via a ramp from the driveway into the Schoolroom Gallery.

The full tour of Macculloch Hall Historical Museum takes about 45 minutes and requires brief periods of movement and standing. Visitors in wheelchairs can tour the first floor of the house. Moving through the rooms may be difficult depending on the size of the wheelchair. Access to the lower level and second floor period rooms is via stairs. Visitors with limited mobility can view the lower level and second floor period rooms through large format professional photographs in consultation with one of the museum’s tour guides.

Macculloch Hall Historical Museum does not have an elevator, nor is it equipped with lifts.

Restrooms
A restroom is located on the second floor of the Museum and accessed via stairs. The restroom in the Education Center is accessible by two stone steps into the building.

Garden Access
The garden is accessible through the driveway gate. The walk up the gentle grade of the driveway is over a hard-packed gravel surface. The garden contains a variety of surfaces and levels. The garden lawn, though level, can be uneven.

For additional information, please contact us by phone, 973.538.2404 or info@maccullochhall.org

• Adults $10
• Seniors $8
• Students (17-25) $8
• Children 5-17 $5
• Members (Join Now) Free
• Children 5 & under Free

Macculloch Hall is proud to participate in:

North American Reciprocal Museum Association – Free admission to MHHM and over 1000 other institutions

Families First Discovery Pass Program – Free museum admission and free family program/Growing in the Garden admission (pre-registration required) for active participants of Family First or the New Jersey WIC programs.

Museums for All - Free museum admission and free family program admission (pre-registration required) for up to 4 people for individuals and families presenting a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card, and a valid form of photo ID.

Blue Star Museums – Free admission for active-duty military personnel and their families.

Parking for Macculloch Hall Historical Museum is available free for up to two hours on Macculloch Avenue. Metered parking is also available on streets in town (meters are free on Sundays) and at public parking garages in Morristown.

Museum Parking access at Local Garages

The parking garages closest to Macculloch Hall Historical Museum are:

• DeHart Street Garage
• Ann-Bank Street Garage
• Vail Mansion Garage

For a map of parking in Morristown, please consult the Morristown Parking Authority’s website:

Morristown Parking Authority Interactive Map (pdf)

Macculloch Hall Historical Museum is included in the Elm Street District on the Parking Authority’s maps.