Hanby House

Hanby House was the residence of the Hanby family and served as a station on the Underground Railroad, helping enslaved individuals escape to freedom.

Yes, guided tours are available to give visitors a detailed insight into the history of the house and the Hanby family.

Yes, there is a museum shop offering unique gifts related to the Hanby family and the Underground Railroad.

Photography is allowed for personal use only, and flash photography is not permitted.

Yes, there is ample parking available for visitors.

Yes, special events and educational programs are organized throughout the year, exploring the history and culture of the Hanby family and the Underground Railroad.

No, all visits must be part of a guided tour for the preservation of the historic artifacts and structures.

Visitors are requested to respect the historic nature of the house and refrain from touching the artifacts or structures.

Yes, students and seniors are eligible for discounted admission to Hanby House.

Yes, Hanby House is wheelchair accessible, and accommodations can be made for visitors with disabilities.