E. St. Julien Cox House

At the E. St. Julien Cox House, visitors can experience a unique blend of history and hospitality as they journey back to Victorian times. Built in 1871 by Eugene and Mariah Cox, this family-centric Carpenter Gothic home invites guests to explore stories left behind by its remarkable female inhabitants who went on to make local […]

The program will include everything from fashion, prohibition, flappers, and politics of the time, etc. The younger Cox girls made history on the cusp of the changing roles for women.

Enjoy a fun come and go day for the whole family with craft & skill demonstrations, children's games with prizes, musical entertainment and tour the historic Cox House. Admission is $10 Adults, Members and children under 17 get in free. Register by emailing cox@nchsmn.org.