Discover the 145-acre property that now houses the museum, once belonging to William Cullen Bryant: a poet, lawyer, conservationist, and patron of the arts. His home, adjacent to the museum, was a cultural hub for the greatest minds of the 19th century. Inside, marvel at beautiful and well-curated works from various artists. The museum's expansive and lush grounds are equally captivating, offering a delightful afternoon of wandering through the sculpture garden and hiking trails.