Visitors touring the interiors of Hill-Stead see Alfred Atmore Pope’s prized collection of French Impressionist paintings and much more—sculpture, prints, ceramics, textiles and furnishings.

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The museum’s archives include diaries, household and business documents, and receipts for the purchase of artwork. Correspondence from Mary Cassatt, Henry James and James McNeill Whistler is among 13,000 letters and postcards. Among approximately 2,500 photographs dating from 1885 to 1946 are six of Gertrude Käsebier’s “art” photographs and a dozen other images she took of Pope family members. Hill-Stead’s archives are open to researchers by appointment.
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