Great piece of American musical history.
Historic house museum with concerts on a Steinway baby grand
Leroy Anderson House is a historic house museum in Woodbury, Connecticut, serving as the headquarters of the Leroy Anderson Foundation, Inc. We preserve the home of American composer Leroy Anderson and his wife Eleanor Firke Anderson, a cultural landmark of Connecticut Mid-Century Modern Architecture. Our house is on the National Register of Historic Places and contains an exhibit dedicated to Leroy Anderson. Visitors can view his workroom with original manuscripts, his library, and his grand piano. We invite the public to enjoy concerts and guided tours, often featuring musical performances in the living room using his Steinway baby grand piano.
Great piece of American musical history.
Nice little concert in an intimate setting.
We always enjoy visiting the house, especially when there are musical performances, which take place in the living room using his Steinway baby grand. The entire house is alive with memories.
Beautiful setting. Concert vert very enjoyable
A beautiful house with rich music history in Connecticut. Enjoyed the one on one tour and conversation with Mr. Anderson. Will definitely be going back for events, the wonderful views and landscape.
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