1906 Fényes Mansion Tour

In this introductory docent-guided tour, you will learn about the historic residence and its original owners, artist, art collector, and patron, Eva Scott Fényes, her husband, Dr. Adalbert Fényes, and their family. As you cross the threshold, you will explore a home essentially unchanged from its days as a residence showcasing Eva’s Victorian-style décor, antique furnishings, and art collection.

Admission includes a docent-led tour of the Fényes Mansion and entrance into the Museum’s exhibition galleries. For exhibition information, click .

New Feature Participants can view additional images while on the tour by scanning a QR code with their smartphone/devices. The tour’s QR code will be provided upon check-in.

Space is limited; advance reservations required.

Please arrive 10 minutes prior to your tour. Check-in will be in the Museum Store.

Tour begins promptly at 12:30 pm. Latecomers cannot be admitted once the tour group has entered the Mansion and will be issued a refund or moved to another available date.

This tour requires participants to stand for over an hour, please prepare accordingly. Comfortable footwear suggested. No high heeled shoes in the Mansion.

Shoe covers are required. Complimentary shoe covers will be handed out before entering the Mansion.

Backpacks, large bags and items, and strollers are not permitted in the Mansion. Please leave these items in your vehicle.

Walkers and wheelchairs are allowed in the Mansion. Please note: the interior features a small set of stairs which will make it difficult to access two rooms. PMH does not provide wheelchairs or walkers. Please contact Education and Program Manager Daniel Nevarez or call 626-831-9044 on weekdays prior to your tour so that we can accommodate you as fully as possible.

Personal/Non-commercial photography is allowed inside the Mansion. No video, selfie sticks, flash photography or commercial use.

Refunds will be granted with a 24-hour advance notice before the tour. The Eventbrite processing fee is non-refundable.

Images: Fényes Mansion photos by Woo Wilborn and Eric Politzer.

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