Dearest gentle reader, The Adam Stanton House & General Store Museum cordially invites you to our Saint Valentine's Masquerade Ball. The gracious hosts of The Adam Stanton House request your presence on Saturday, February 15th, from 6pm to 9pm at our historic property at 63 East Main Street, Clinton.  We humbly request you arrive dressed in your fanciest attire; masquerade masks are encouraged but not required and will be available at the door for an additional charge.  All culinary delights are included in the ticket price.  Enjoy sweet and savory treats and an assortment of festive beverages.

Tickets are $40 each and available for purchase in one of three ways: by emailing at adamstantonhouse@gmail.com; by calling our museum at 959-625-2046 or reserve tickets on this website. If emailing or calling, please leave a detailed message with contact number and how many tickets you wish to reserve. To purchase tickets on this website, and receive a ticket confirmation by email, click on “DONATE” below.

For your delight, entertainment for the evening is the “Wandering Fiddles”, and there will be first and second place prizes for best dressed. 

The Adam Stanton House and General Store was built in 1791 by a wealthy, striving merchant-businessman whose entrepreneurial spirit and extraordinary taste can be seen in every aspect of this unique house museum. Filled with clothing, furnishings, documents, and store inventory all belonging to the original Stanton family, the house provides a glimpse into 18th and 19th century life in a privileged New England family home. In 1916, the house was left in trust by Adam Stanton's heirs to become a house museum. It has been open to the public ever since. 

 Adam Stanton House, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3)

Please click on the CT Valley Shore News Station logo above to watch a brief tour of the Adam Stanton House given by museum Past President Bob Bruch and filmed and edited by CVSN Kristie Kaminski with Board of Director Dale T. Moore & husband David, a.k.a., “Mr. & Mrs. Stanton” on scene in period dress.

The Adam Stanton House, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All contributions are full tax deductible.