The Paine is a four-acre Tudor Revival-style country estate commissioned by Paine Lumber Company president Nathan Paine and his wife Jessie in 1927.

The museum preserves the property’s historic architecture, with the mansion as the centerpiece and many of the home’s interiors remaining as they were created originally. Selections from the museum’s art collection are featured in many rooms and settings of the estate. Outdoors, the estate features numerous gardens with varied designs and thousands of plant specimens.

The Paine presents changing art exhibitions and seasonal events throughout the year, and offers a wide range of programs in the carriage house and conservatory.