Roberson Museum, Binghamton

About Roberson Museum

Roberson Museum features rotating galleries displaying contemporary and historical art, including works like Alexandra Davis's Resurgence, alongside a restored gilded-age mansion that visitors explore on guided Haunted History tours blending supernatural tales with period history. The museum operates multiple exhibition spaces showcasing pieces from its permanent collections, including a Miniatures gallery of tiny objects and work by artists such as Emil Holzhauer and Joshua Lasky. Programs include Beginner Oil Painting classes held on Thursday afternoons and cemetery walking tours. The mansion is wheelchair accessible with available wheelchairs at the front entrance. Admission is charged on a sliding scale based on age and military status, with free entry for members and children under five. Visitors holding memberships to Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park, Discovery Center, Kopernik Observatory, or Phelps Mansion receive two dollars off admission for up to four people, as posted on roberson.org.