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Fine 20th century reproductions of mid-18th century styles. Dish top, Pennsylvania-type ‘birdcage’, urn-turned pillar or pedestal, plain feet; mahogany; 25” h. x 12 ½” d. Candlestand with scalloped ‘Piecrust’ top; over columnar pillar above reel and ball turnings; mahogany; 24 ½” h. x 12 ¼” d. < Back Two Chippendale-Style Candlestands First Floor - Parlor Furniture and Hard Furnishings Fine 20th century reproductions of mid-18th century styles. Dish top, Pennsylvania-type ‘birdcage’, urn-turned pillar or pedestal, plain feet; mahogany; 25” h. x 12 ½” d. Candlestand with scalloped ‘Piecrust’ top; over columnar pillar above reel and ball turnings; mahogany; 24 ½” h. x 12 ¼” d. Condition of both is good. Previous Next

Thank you for visiting the Mather Homestead! < Back The End Listen to Audio Tour for this location: 00:00 / 00:32 Thank you for visiting the Mather Homestead! Image Gallery Site Description This is the end of our tour. Thanks for visiting and we hope you enjoyed it. The Mather Homestead offers many educational events and opportunities to participate. Here is a link to the many events that are planned and we hope you can join us: https://www.matherhomestead.org/happenings The Foundation depends on donations - here are ways to provide support: https://www.matherhomestead.org/support THANK YOU! Previous Next

Otero County, NM < Back White Sands Otero County, NM 2019 Established: Size: 145,762 acres Visitors: 705,127 in 2022 Summary Wildlife Sounds of the Park Things to Do When to Visit Ties to Stephen Mather Fun Fact Previous Next

244 mi SE of Salt Lake City, UT < Back Canyonlands 244 mi SE of Salt Lake City, UT 1964 Established: Size: 337,598 acres Visitors: 733,996 in 2019 Summary Canyonlands National Park, situated in southeastern Utah, is a mesmerizing expanse of rugged landscape sculpted by the forces of erosion over millions of years. Spanning over 337,000 acres, the park is divided into four distinct districts, each offering its own unique blend of towering sandstone cliffs, deep canyons, winding rivers, and expansive plateaus. From the iconic vistas of Island in the Sky to the labyrinthine canyons of the Needles District and the remote wilderness of the Maze, Canyonlands captivates visitors with its unparalleled beauty and opportunities for outdoor adventure, including hiking, backpacking, off-road exploring, and stargazing under some of the darkest skies in the United States. Wildlife Canyonlands National Park, situated in southeastern Utah, is a mesmerizing expanse of rugged landscape sculpted by the forces of erosion over millions of years. Spanning over 337,000 acres, the park is divided into four distinct districts, each offering its own unique blend of towering sandstone cliffs, deep canyons, winding rivers, and expansive plateaus. From the iconic vistas of Island in the Sky to the labyrinthine canyons of the Needles District and the remote wilderness of the Maze, Canyonlands captivates visitors with its unparalleled beauty and opportunities for outdoor adventure, including hiking, backpacking, off-road exploring, and stargazing under some of the darkest skies in the United States. Sounds of the Park Things to Do Visitors to Canyonlands National Park can enjoy hiking, backpacking, auto touring, horseback riding, stargazing, and more. Note that many park services are reduced in winter, and roads may be closed due to snow and ice. When to Visit Canyonlands National Park has a semi-arid climate with hot summers and cold, moderately snowy winters. Precipitation is rare year-round. The transitional seasons of spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) have the most pleasant weather for visiting, though crowds are highest during this time. As a result, it is recommended to visit during the week rather than during the weekend. Ties to Stephen Mather Fun Fact Famous outlaw Butch Cassidy had a hideout in what is now Canyonlands National Park called Robbers Roost. Previous Next

Four teacups, 3 ½” d. Four saucers, 5 ½” d. Teapot with strawberry finial, twist handle, 5 ¾” h. x 8 ¾” w. Two plates, 9 ¼” d., and 7 ⅝” d. < Back Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Tea Service of Fifteen (15) Pieces First Floor - Parlor Ceramics and Glass and Objects of Vertu Four teacups, 3 ½” d. Four saucers, 5 ½” d. Teapot with strawberry finial, twist handle, 5 ¾” h. x 8 ¾” w. Two plates, 9 ¼” d., and 7 ⅝” d. A white ground is festooned with blue ribbon enamels and gilt decoration of family crest with monogram, JG, surmounted by a crane. Label verso identifies family as Godey Family. Condition is good overall with two small rim chips on teapot; circa 1800. Previous Next

Massachusetts, 1790-1815. Mahogany; 41 ½" h. x 24" w. x 21" d. < Back Lolling Chair First Floor - Keeping Room Furniture and Hard Furnishings Massachusetts, 1790-1815. Mahogany; 41 ½" h. x 24" w. x 21" d. A rectangular back with a shallow serpentine crest; S-shaped arms on curved arm supports join the front corners of the chair, above square tapered front legs; H-stretchers join legs. Rear feet are ended out by 2 ½”; the proper right front arm support is repaired at the bottom. The frame was not examined because upholstery was not removed. Good restored condition. Previous Next

Maple, pine; early 19th century and later New England; 28 ¼” h. x 28” w. x 14 ½” d. < Back Sheraton One-Drawer Stand Second Floor - NW Sitting Room Furniture and Hard Furnishings Maple, pine; early 19th century and later New England; 28 ¼” h. x 28” w. x 14 ½” d. Top (replaced), over long drawer with glass pulls (replaced); turned legs ending in double-swelled feet. Previous Next

England or Northern Europe, 1760-1800. Walnut veneer, pine, mirrored glass; 23 ½" h. x 12" w. < Back Looking Glass Second Floor - SE Bedroom Other Decorative Arts England or Northern Europe, 1760-1800. Walnut veneer, pine, mirrored glass; 23 ½" h. x 12" w. Rectangular with a scalloped and scrolled, veneered crest; ogee-molded cross-banding surrounds the glass. Condition is good with restorations to the crest and backboard. Previous Next

England; mahogany and veneer; 25 ½” h. x 11 ½” w., first quarter 19th century. < Back Small Chippendale Looking Glass with Applied Prince of Wales Crest Second Floor - Guest Room Other Decorative Arts England; mahogany and veneer; 25 ½” h. x 11 ½” w., first quarter 19th century. Rectangular with a scalloped and scrolled edge; molded inner edge, with Prince of Wales appliqué at center of crest. Condition is good. Previous Next

Budding artists chose scenes from the Mather Homestead to see and draw, then painted in the barn. < Back Paint & Sip - Feb. 21, 2023 Budding artists chose scenes from the Mather Homestead to see and draw, then painted in the barn. Previous Next

Back by popular demand .. our second June 2021 painting class! < Back How to Paint Plein Air with Lisa Thoren - June 28, 2021 Back by popular demand .. our second June 2021 painting class! Previous Next

New England; first half 19th century. Maple; 43” h. x 40 ½” w. x 80” l. < Back Single Bedstead with “Cannonball” Finials Second Floor - NE Bedroom and Hallway Furniture and Hard Furnishings New England; first half 19th century. Maple; 43” h. x 40 ½” w. x 80” l. A solid curved headboard and four posts of equal size; quadruple ring and vase turnings with 3” ball finials, and medial turned post at the foot. Condition is good. Previous Next