Located in the Collection Studies Center at Yale West Campus, in West Haven, Connecticut, the Wurtele Study Center is designed to inspire and accommodate object-based teaching and learning. It features several classrooms and spaces with large seminar tables that allow for the close study of collection material. The Wurtele Study Center is optimally positioned to foster collaboration; the Collection Studies Center is also home to the Gallery’s conservation laboratory and the Leslie P. and George H. Hume American Furniture Study Center, as well as the Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage and storage facilities for the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, the Yale Collection of Musical Instruments, and the Yale Center for British Art.

Make an Appointment

The Wurtele Study Center is open to Yale students, researchers, classes, and groups. To make an appointment for an individual or class visit, email wurtelestudy@yale.edu

All individuals and groups must comply with our current visitor policies.

A large table with many chairs sits at the center of a large room. On either side of the table, and in the distance, are white cabinets with counter tops and glass cases filled with art objects

Views of the Wurtele Center

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