French Colonial Missouri History.

bolduc house museum

Photograph by Bruce Pendleton © 2009 by the Bolduc House Museum. Our libraries and archives contain rare books in English and French. They are available to the public on site and by appointment only.
Text Box: Purchased to serve as the headquarters for The National Society of the Colonial Dames in America in the State of Missouri, the Linden House is located at 116 South Main Street, just across the street from the Bolduc House. It was built in around 1820 as you can see when you locate the Linden House on the diorama in the Amoreaux House owned by the State of Missouri. The house received a substantial addition later in the nineteenth century. Today it serves as the Museum’s offices, shop, and library. Text Box: Linden House Text Box: Purchase admissions to the Bolduc House Museum at the Linden House in the shop or from the Sainte Genevieve Welcome Center around the corner Browse our collection of French items for sale including a selection of Quimper china, Santons, and luxury French soaps as well as novelty items, jewelry, educational toys, and old-fashioned candy Learn about The National Society of the Colonial Dames in America in the State of Missouri in the Linden House parlor Explore the Rozier Library collection of rare books from Sainte Genevieve (by appointment only) Visit the art gallery in the central hallway. The exhibits feature local and visiting artists. They change monthly in time for the fourth Friday Art Walk—we also have a gallery in the Hands-on History Room at the Bolduc LeMeilleur House Get a close-up look at some of the items in our collection in the display at the end of the central hall Text Box: The Linden House is open year-round. Between November and March our hours are 10:00AM to 3:00PM Tuesdays-Fridays. From April 1 through October 31, we are open daily from 10:00AM—4:00. We are also available during other times by appointment. Please visit whenever you are in Sainte Genevieve.