The Sutliff Museum

We are so excited to announce that a virtual 3D tour of the Sutliff Museum is now available! We partnered with our friends at Geopro Imaging, LLC to create this amazing experience. Thank you to Nathan and Curtis from Geopro for making this possible! This will forever preserve the Museum in its original location. View the museum virtually here:

Explore Sutliff Museum by Trumbull County Historical Society in 3D Matterport 3D Showcase.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for our final event at our current location last week! 🏛️ We loved sharing the rich history of the museum and the untold stories of the Sutliff family with you all. 💫

Special thanks to Nancilynn from the Tribune Chronicle, Warren OH for attending and capturing the spirit of the evening in such a fantastic article! 📰💙

Stay tuned—this is just the beginning of an exciting new chapter!

We are just ONE WEEK away from the final event at the Sutliff Museum. Join us on August 28 at 6 PM for a special evening at the Sutliff Museum’s final event in its current location.
Discover the untold stories of the Sutliff family, take a look back at the museum’s rich legacy, and get a first glimpse into what the future holds for the museum.
🎟️ Tickets are required – Purchase yours here: https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/sutliff-after-hours
🍪 Light refreshments will be served.
Be part of this meaningful moment as we honor the past and look ahead to an exciting new chapter.

Check out this photograph of Lydia Bostwick Sutliff Brainard, Edward Sutliff Brainard, George Roberts (his roommate), May L Sutliff, and BJ Brainard, taken by Edward Milton Sutlff in front of the Gymnasium at Lawrenceville Preparatory Boarding School in Lawrenceville, NJ, dated Oct 14th 1914.

2 WEEKS AWAY! Join us on August 28 at 6 PM for a special evening at the Sutliff Museum’s final event in its current location.
Discover the untold stories of the Sutliff family, take a look back at the museum’s rich legacy, and get a first glimpse into what the future holds for the museum.
🎟️ Tickets are required – Purchase yours here: https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/sutliff-after-hours
🍪 Light refreshments will be served.
Be part of this meaningful moment as we honor the past and look ahead to an exciting new chapter.

Edward Sutliff Brainard enjoying a day by the water, 1899. Over a century later, the joy of simple pleasures still resonates. What’s your favorite way to unwind by the water? 🌊

🧵 Victorian Childhood Preserved 🎀
Meet one of the Sutliff Museum’s most charming residents: this bisque-faced doll, believed to have once belonged to Phebe Temperance Sutliff herself.

With her glass eyes, detailed lace dress, and delicately sculpted features, this doll reflects the craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Bisque dolls like this were highly prized for their lifelike appearance, making them both treasured toys and status symbols in Victorian homes.

Today, she stands as a quiet witness to a bygone era of elaborate childhoods, genteel expectations, and the evolving role of girls and women in American society.

📍Visit the Sutliff Museum to step back in time and meet her in person—if you dare.

🏛️✨ A Farewell & A New Beginning
Join us on August 28 at 6 PM for a special evening at the Sutliff Museum’s final event in its current location.
Discover the untold stories of the Sutliff family, take a look back at the museum’s rich legacy, and get a first glimpse into what the future holds for the museum.
🎟️ Tickets are required – Purchase yours here: https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/sutliff-after-hours
🍪 Light refreshments will be served.
Be part of this meaningful moment as we honor the past and look ahead to an exciting new chapter.

This certificate, awarded to Phebe T. Sutliff by the American Legion, recognizes her dedicated service to the National Cause during the Great War. A powerful reminder of her commitment to country and community.

📚✨ Throwback to the dedication of the original Warren Public Library — now home to the Trumbull County Law Library!

This historic building has served the community for generations, continuing its legacy of learning and public service.