20% Discount Off Regularly Priced Items in the Cellar Door Store (CDS)
(from 7/19-8/05/17 with Pulse ad)

Get the 7/19-8/05/17 edition of Pulse (in the Akron Beacon Journal) and bring in the ad shown below for this discount!

Exquisite Victorian & other unique items at a great price.

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FREE Tours in JULY for Active Military and Veterans!

…and Half-Price for Military and Veteran Households

The above offer is in gratitude for the service and dedication of those who serve (or have served) and their families. Valid military/veteran ID is required for this special offer. It is available for Regular Tour Times during the month of July. Regular Tour Times are Wednesday-Saturday, 12:00-3:00pm. Our unique Cellar Door Store is normally open during these times as well!

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Enchanted Threads: Hower Laces & Embroideries. Summer Exhibit, now through September 23, 2017. Display courtesy of Guild Member/Volunteer Evelyna Nightingale.

Hower House is a Second Empire Italianate structure, built in 1871 by Akron Industrialist, John Henry Hower and his wife, Susan Youngker Hower.

The designer of this 28-room Victorian mansion was Jacob Snyder, a noted Akron architect, perhaps best known for his part in developing the “Akron Plan,” a floor plan widely used in church constructions locally and across the United States between 1870 and 1917.

This elegant home is filled with unique treasures and furnishings collected by the Hower Family during their travels around the world. Hower House Museum is open for public and private tours, as well as group tours.

Hower House Museum is open 11 months per year and offers a variety of exhibits and programs.

Hower House remains one of the finest and best preserved examples of its style in the country and is on the National Historic Landmark registry.