In 1997, the City of Hartford transferred 3.5 acres of the original Twain property to the Museum. The transfer allowed the Museum to increase green space and expand parking. The additional land is also providing space for a new education and visitors center. Gifts may be made in the form of cash or securities. Gifts in special support of the Capital Campaign may be unrestricted or directed to specific areas of need and interest.
Memberships are also available for individuals, families and businesses.
Naming opportunities exist for spaces in the Museum's new education and visitors center. The new building, set to open in the summer of 2001, will provide expanded exhibition areas, conference and classroom space, program and visitor facilities, collection storage and offices. For any problems or questions concerning this site, please contact the webmaster .