Become a Member
Become a Member today!
Your Oneida Community Mansion House membership will help us preserve and share this National Historic Landmark.
Basic Benefits of Membership
Confidence that you are helping to preserve a National Historic Landmark and important 19th and early 20th-century cultural narratives, art and material culture.
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Free admission and tours*
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10% discount in the Mansion House store
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Subscription to the Oneida Community Journal
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Free use of the gardens, grounds and trails
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Invitation to the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
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Use of the Residents' Library
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Notification to all museum exhibits and special events
*excludes special tours and events
Membership Levels
$30 - Student
$50 - Individual
All the basic benefits of membership.
$250 - Contributor
All benefits of the Associate level plus
a 20% discount on Mansion House guest rooms (some restrictions apply).
$75 - Family/Household
All Basic benefits for two adults and children under the age of 18.
$500 - Donor
All benefits of Contributor membership plus behind the scenes tour with the Curator and one free Family/Household membership to present as a gift.
An invitation to the 1862 Society Reception.
$125 - Associate
All benefits of the Family/Household level plus North American Museum Reciprocal Membership (more than 1,000 participating museums).
$1,000 - Benefactor
All benefits of the Donor level plus a complimentary overnight stay at the Inn (non-transferable).
Mansion House Business Partners
Because the arts and culture are essential to the long-term economic development of the area, the Oneida Community Mansion House invites business organizations to become Business Partners. This membership group gives local businesses access to the Landmark site, opportunities to network within the community, and a visible opportunity to support this National Historic Landmark. Call 315-363-0745 for further information.
If you would like to support OCMH by volunteering, please check out our Volunteer Opportunities.
Oneida Community Mansion House does not sell or trade donor information for any reason.