George M. Curtis Mansion
A historic Queen Anne landmark in Clinton, Iowa- tours, community events, and preservation.
Our Purpose
The George M. Curtis Mansion Foundation exists to support the ongoing preservation, restoration, and care of the George M. Curtis Mansion, one of Clinton’s treasured historic landmarks. We work to protect the architectural beauty, craftsmanship, and stories held within its walls while helping ensure the mansion remains an active, welcoming place for the community. Through fundraising, partnerships, volunteer support, and responsible stewardship, we help maintain the mansion for public tours, educational opportunities, and community gatherings. Our purpose is to keep this irreplaceable home standing strong, beautifully cared for, and accessible, so future generations can experience and learn from a meaningful piece of Clinton’s history.
Where Clinton’s Lumber-Era Legacy Lives On
Step inside one of Clinton’s architectural treasures. The George M. Curtis Mansion showcases extraordinary craftsmanship, woodwork, stained glass, and period details that reflect the city’s lumber-era history.
Victorian Craftsmanship You Can See Up Close
Constructed in 1883, the Mansion was the home of lumber baron George M. Curtis. It served as a showcase for his business, with each room featuring a different wood and decorated with the flower of the tree from which it was sourced.
Meet Our Board
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![Marcia Flory]()
Marcia Flory
PRESIDENT
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![Dr. Angela Gabel]()
Dr. Angela Gabel
VICE PRESIDENT / SECRETARY
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![John Papritz]()
John Papritz
TREASURER
