Oneida Community Mansion House

The Oneida Community Mansion House is a National Historic Landmark of 93,000 square feet that was home to the utopian Oneida Community from 1848 to 1880. Today it welcomes visitors to Oneida as a museum, a program venue and even an inn with overnight rooms.

Visitors can explore the museum, join programs that dig into the community’s ideas and daily life, and stay overnight in the Mansion House’s Inn. The 33 acres of lawns, gardens and easy trails, with views toward the historic golf course, invite lingering as much as learning.

What to Know

• The house is a National Historic Landmark covering 93,000 square feet.
• It was home to the utopian Oneida Community from 1848 to 1880.
• Overnight stays are possible at the Mansion House Inn.
• The grounds cover 33 acres of lawns, gardens and easy trails.
• It is featured by Madison County Tourism and Oneida County Tourism.