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Weir House, Weir Studio, and Young Studio Under Restoration
The historic Weir House, Weir Studio, and Young Studio are currently undergoing restoration and are closed to the public. The Burlingham House Visitor Center and park grounds remain open and available during regular hours. More »
Guided Tours
Ranger-guided tour through the Truant's Meadow at Weir Farm National Historic Site.
National Park Service
Julian Alden Weir's "Spring Landscape, Branchville" (1882). Introductory Tour of Weir Farm National Historic Site An introduction to Weir Farm National Historic Site that explores the landscape and artistic legacy of the farm. Learn about the three generations of artists who lived and worked at Branchville. Approximately 30 minutes in length. 
A thrown stone wall at Weir Farm National Historic Site. National Park Service Stone Wall Tour A guided walk through the fields of Weir Farm National Historic Site that examines the history of the park's stone walls. Approximately 60 minutes in length. April - November Tour Schedule
* Please Note: The 3:00 Introductory Tour on Saturdays includes a visit to the Artist-in-Residence studio.
December - March Tour Schedule
Group Visits If you are planning to bring a group that will arrive in 3 or more vehicles, please call (203) 834-1896 in advance to make arrangements. We encourage you to bring your friends and family, and appreciate carpooling when possible due to limited parking spaces available at the park. Please note that the parking lot cannot accommodate RVs, buses, or other large vehicles. |
Did You Know?
Painter Julian Alden Weir wanted to build a rural retreat in the Keene Valley area of the Adirondacks, but decided instead that his farm in Branchville, Connecticut, now preserved as Weir Farm National Historic Site, would make a more suitable home for his family.