Information on houses, mansions, farms and other dwellings located in the United States that were once a private residence and have been converted into a museum because of the historic significance of its architecture, location, resident(s) and/or event(s) that took place there located in Massachusetts.
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Features 45 acres of lawns, fields and gardens and an 1806 mansion. Includes guided tours, historical details, educational programs, calendar of events, memberships, hours, admission fees, directions. Located in Waltham.

Was the home of the Keep family for 150 years. View possessions, in rooms reflecting their lives. Features button collection, work in oil, water color and ceramics, needlework, rocks and minerals. Includes hours and directions. ...

Features collections of decorative arts, silver, needlework, antique fans, hat boxes, 19th century toys and clocks. Includes details of collections, hours, fees, tours, events, and membership. Located in Newburyport.

Home of John and Priscilla Alden was built in 1627. Includes history of home and family, virtual tour, hours, admission fees, seasonal schedule, directions and map. Located in Duxbury.
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2,900,677
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19,300,000
5,160
242

Features circa 1690 Claflin-Richards House with three centuries of architecture, furnishings and artifacts, a doll and toy collection, model train room, and costume and textile gallery. Includes details of collections, hours, admission, memberships and volunteer ...

Houses more than 2, 000 artifacts and objects, framed works, 500 photographs and glass plate negatives, and over 650 volumes in research and rare book library. Includes hours, admission, calendar of events, membership, employment and ...

Nineteenth century museum home of Louisa May Alcott, writer of Little Women and of the Alcott family, in Concord.
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2,154,820
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12,500
1,250
233

Historic documentation and artifactual material on Mary Baker Eddy's life and achievements, and those of her early followers. Located in Brookline.
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4,516,699
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2,040,000
3,410
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Georgian saltbox originally built circa 1750 as a parsonage. Collections include early 19th century furniture, quilts, needlework, silver, baskets, rugs, artwork and other furnishings. Monterey.

Located in Salem, this Federal style mansion includes a family collection that spans five generations.