This museum is closed temporarily.
The palace was opened to the public in the early 1960s and currently serves as a museum. It is open to visitors from May to late October, offering a glimpse into the history and architecture of the 19th century. The palace can also be temporarily rented for other activities and tributes, such as weddings, events, and celebrations.
The palace is a grand structure, made up of 32 rooms spread over 3 floors. Its facade is made of English-French brick and marble, featuring 19 proscenium arches, 84 stained glass windows, 2 towers, and a balcony. Inside, there are 13 fireplaces with tile finishes, all imported. The palace also includes antiques from Asia and Europe, statues, Chinese manuscripts, and oriental rugs.
History & Anthropology Castle Historic house
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Wilson Castle has 1 rating.
Wilson Castle in Proctor, Vermont, is a historic mansion that offers visitors a glimpse into 19th-century architecture and lifestyle. The castle, built in the 1860s, features an eclectic mix of architectural styles, including European-inspired elements. Visitors appreciate the guided tours that provide insights into the castle's history and its former residents. The interior showcases period furnishings, artwork, and decorative items, which many find interesting. However, some reviewers mention that parts of the building and exhibits could benefit from restoration and better maintenance. The surrounding grounds and gardens are generally well-kept and offer pleasant views. While the castle provides an intriguing look at local history, some visitors feel the admission price is a bit high for the experience offered. Overall, Wilson Castle offers a decent historical experience, but expectations should be tempered regarding the condition of some areas within the property.
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