New England is a great place for an Antiquing Vacation.
You can stay in an Historic Inn
or a B&B in an antique home.
You can eat at Historic Inns
or Restaurants in Historic
Buildings.
You can see Antiques in their appropriate settings in
Historic Homes
(that are open to the public),
Historic Villages and
Antique Related Museums.
For those interested in the sea and ships, there are
Maritime Museums and
Windjammers.
And last, but not least, there are
Antique Shops everywhere,
and numerous Shows & Events.
The various states help out with Tourist Information.
The items within are listed as a courtesy to the dealers owning
the item, not as a Broker. No warranty is expressed or implied as
to the quality or suitability of items or services
linked from these pages.
Sponsored by NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUING
Revised 11/6/99
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The Inns and restaurants listed have good sized dinning rooms
RED LION INN
PUBLICK HOUSE
LONGFELLOWS WAYSIDE INN
THE WILLIAMSVILLE INN
HISTORIC
DEERFIELD
MYSTIC
SEAPORT MUSEUM
OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE
STRAWBERY
BANKE MUSEUM SAUGUS IRON WORKS
HANCOCK SHAKER
VILLAGE
SHELBURNE MUSEUM
PLIMOTH
PLANTATION
RESTAURANTS IN ANTIQUE BUILDINGS
and serve regularly to the public.
Main
Street,Stockbridge, MA 01262
Large old inn with the halls and parlors filled with antique
collections.
Phone 413/298-5130
Sturbridge, MA 01566
800-PUBLICK
Founded in 1771
Old Boston Post Road-Rte 20, Sudbury, Mass
Imortalized in Longfellows poem. Reputed to be the oldest operating Inn in
America tracing its roots to 1716.
Phone 800/339-1776
1305 Memorial Avenue
West Springfield, MA 01089
413-787-0136
On the grounds of the Eastern States Exposition, Storrowton is an authentic
recreation of a 19th century village with nine historical buildings
assembled around a traditional Green.
Route 41
West Stockbridge, MA 01266
413-274-6118
Located in a 1797 Farmhouse.ANTIQUE RELATED MUSEUMS
Have you visited the new Deerfield
Flynt Center
of Early New England Life. Computer terminal permits you to search for
items of your interest. While you are in Dearfield it is well worth visiting
the Memorial Hall Museum located
in a 1798 school building.
A museum of New England history and art within the carefully preserved
328 year old village of Deerfield, Massachusetts.
Located in Mystic, Connecticut (near New London), this seaport
museum has a number of ships, and excellent displays on whaling,
including a whaling ship.
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 recreates life in the Puddle Dock neighborhood
of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, over 300 years. Exhibits nine
period houses and gardens.
1646-1668
Includes a 17th century house.
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.
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.
A reconstruction of the 1627 village occupied by the Pilgrims.
South of Plymouth, Massachusetts off Route 3.
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