In 1973, the Mansion was listed in the National Register of Historic Places and its records were included in the Historic American Buildings Survey Collections in the Library of Congress. In 1988, the Susquehanna Urban Cultural Park designated the Mansion as a pivotal and local landmark, and such designation was confirmed by the Binghamton City Council in 1989. Although now surrounded by a much- altered neighborhood, the Phelps Mansion maintains a position of prominence in our community. Please call ahead for an appointment or you may leave a message on the answering machine. Tours of the Mansion are conducted for the general public on the second Tuesday of each month.
Tours are available to groups, including schools, by reservation.
Special rates for groups and families are available. The Phelps Mansion is a popular rental facility for parties and receptions, the Civic Club, the Catholic Daughters of America, and other social and civic groups.