PLIMOTH PLANTATION A reconstruction of the 1627 village occupied by the Pilgrims. South of Plymouth, Massachusetts off Route 3. HISTORIC DEERFIELD A museum of New England history and art within the carefully preserved 328 year old village of Deerfield, Massachusetts. OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE Located in the central Massachusetts town of Sturbridge, the Village re-creates the daily work activities and celebrations of a rural 19th century town. STRAWBERY BANKE MUSEUM Strawbery Banke Museum recreates life in the Puddle Dock neighborhood of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, over 300 years. Exhibits nine period houses and gardens. SAUGUS IRON WORKS Site of first integrated ironworks in North America -1646-1668. Reconstructed and restored, it includes a 17th century house. THE ENFIELD SHAKER MUSEUM 24 Caleb Dyler Lane Enfield, NH 03748 The Enfield Shaker Museum is a non-profit educational institution that preserves and interprets the complex history of the Enfield Shaker Village site. HANCOCK SHAKER VILLAGE An outdoor history museum of Shaker life on 1200 acres in the scenic Berkshire hills of Western Massachusetts. Located five miles west of downtown Pittsfield on Route 20. CANTERBURY SHAKER VILLAGE Historic Weathersfield, Connecticut Large Historic District has 50 houses built before the Revolution, and 100 built before the civil war SHELBURNE MUSEUM One of America's most extensive and diverse collections of folk, fine and decorative arts. This Sheburne, Vermont location also maintains seven historic homes (1773-1840) moved from upper New England. BOSTON FREEDOM TRAIL Starting at Boston Common, the "trail" takes you to many historical sites including the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, the USS Constitution, and Bunker Hill.
PLIMOTH PLANTATION A reconstruction of the 1627 village occupied by the Pilgrims. South of Plymouth, Massachusetts off Route 3.
HISTORIC DEERFIELD A museum of New England history and art within the carefully preserved 328 year old village of Deerfield, Massachusetts.
OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE Located in the central Massachusetts town of Sturbridge, the Village re-creates the daily work activities and celebrations of a rural 19th century town.
STRAWBERY BANKE MUSEUM Strawbery Banke Museum recreates life in the Puddle Dock neighborhood of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, over 300 years. Exhibits nine period houses and gardens.
SAUGUS IRON WORKS Site of first integrated ironworks in North America -1646-1668. Reconstructed and restored, it includes a 17th century house.
THE ENFIELD SHAKER MUSEUM 24 Caleb Dyler Lane Enfield, NH 03748 The Enfield Shaker Museum is a non-profit educational institution that preserves and interprets the complex history of the Enfield Shaker Village site.
HANCOCK SHAKER VILLAGE An outdoor history museum of Shaker life on 1200 acres in the scenic Berkshire hills of Western Massachusetts. Located five miles west of downtown Pittsfield on Route 20.
CANTERBURY SHAKER VILLAGE
Historic Weathersfield, Connecticut Large Historic District has 50 houses built before the Revolution, and 100 built before the civil war
SHELBURNE MUSEUM One of America's most extensive and diverse collections of folk, fine and decorative arts. This Sheburne, Vermont location also maintains seven historic homes (1773-1840) moved from upper New England.
BOSTON FREEDOM TRAIL Starting at Boston Common, the "trail" takes you to many historical sites including the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, the USS Constitution, and Bunker Hill.
SALEM 1630: PIONEER VILLAGE Forest River ParkSalem, MA 01970 This recreated 17th century fishing village depicts early settlement life as it would have been when Salem was the first capital of Massachusetts
MYSTIC SEAPORT MUSEUM Located in Mystic, Connecticut (near New London), this seaport museum has a number of ships, and excellent displays on whaling, including a whaling ship.
PENOBSCOT MARINE MUSEUM Searsport, ME The Museum is dedicated to the preservation, documentation, and exhibition of the history Penobscot Bay and the maritime history of Maine. It is a unique seafaring village comprised of thirteen buildings - many of them former sea captain's homes. The campus includes eight National Historic Register buildings and the modern Stephen Phillips Memorial Library which has extensive maritime, photographic and geneological holdings.
PEABODY-ESSEX MARITIME MUSEUM Located in historic Salem, Massachusetts, the Peabody-Essex Museum has extensive exhibits of products from "the China Trade" of the 18th and 19th centuries. The Museum houses more than 400,000 objects including a major collection of Chinese porcelaines.
THE AMERICAN MARINE MODEL GALLERY 12 Derby Square SAlem, MA 01970 Largest collection of fully documented, one-of-a-kind models by leading internationally acclaimed model artists. Custom models (historic & yatcht), restorations, appraisals, display units.
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MAINE MARITIME MUSEUM Located on a large area on the banks of the Kennebec River in Bath, Maine, the Museum has many building devoted to various maritime crafts. The is an outstanding collection of marine paintings.
WALLACE NUTTING COLLECTION Largest collection of early American (1690-1730) furniture & domestic articles in the USA. WADSWORTH ATHENEUM 600 Main Street Hartford, CT Phone: 860-278-2670
Memorial Hall Museum Old Deerfield, MA In original Deerfield Acadamy building built in 1798, the Museum was started in 1880. Contains a outsanding collectin of furnishings, paintings, textiles and Indian artifacts.
To be entered soon, we hope! Boston Fine Arts Museum Springfield Armory Clark Museum, Williamstown,MA Suggestions welcome!
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