Concord Museum

200 Lexington Rd, Concord, MA 01742, USA

Address:	200 Lexington Rd, Concord, MA 01742, USA
Phone:	+1 978-369-9763
Site:	concordmuseum.org
Rating:	4.2
Working:	9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 9AM–5PM 12–5PM

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Reviews 31

Cris Christie

Es un museo recopilatorio de todo lo que es y ha sido Concord. Hay desde flechas de los nativos americanos a muchos datos de la revolución que les independiente de Gran Bretaña, pasando por muebles de las casas victorianas. Esta bien, pero Concord es muy bonito y tiene bastante historia. Es un sitio para ir, solo si tienes tiempo, porque nosotros al entrar en el museo nos quedamos sin tiempo para ir a otros lugares. Lo del turismo bajo reloj nos pasó factura.

Margaret Barthel

The wealth of historical information on display in Concord, MA, well-known for its role in the first battle of the Revolutionary War as well as its history as a significant Transcendentalist hub in the mid-19th century, is overwhelming. If its your first time visiting Concord, this is a great place to start: it provides a great overview of the history of the town, starting in colonial times and working its way through much of the 19th century and into the 20th, with particular focus on the Revolutionary and Transcendentalist history. You can also see a reconstructed version of Ralph Waldo Emersons study (original furniture!) and various special exhibits that change from time to time. Start here before you see Orchard House (Louisa May Alcott), the Old Manse (Emerson/Hawthorne), Emersons House, the Wayside, or the Bridge.

Mike Holland

One of the first places i visited in Concord, a few people there werent very friendly but we resolved our differences, did meet a few people in there that were nice though and needed my help getting to the town up the road. Did some tinkering with their generator and believe it or not found a very old suit of power armour on the roof, and a Minigun, instantly jumped off the roof and hung out with the locals until a deathclaw burst from the sewers and tried to eat me.

Carolyne Volpe Curley

My tween daughter and I visited here on July 6 - it was right at opening and we had the place to ourselves and stayed for about 15 minutes. Make sure you stop to see the Lantern hung in the North Church. Everyone was very helpful and informative. This is included on the Boston Go Card. I recommend the stop.

Preston Garvey

Awful experience.. Came here with a group and thought it might be a nice place to settle down, raiders ambushed the place. Had to get another guy to clear them out for us. Dont even get me started on the 12ft lizard outside.

MuYoung Life Studio

Great artifacts and friendly staff, with abundant and delicate exhibition here.I also love small activities for children in the museum, let kids learning from the life and art ,so nice. Five stars,it deserved!!

Maria Boche

I think this deserves a 5 star rating because Im going to the concord museam with my school and if we go I know other kids and schools would like it shout out to the Learning Community Charter School

Richard Brown

Pretty small but interesting place. They have a little kids scavenger hunt and some nice things for little kids to see and certainly worth a visit if you had a short time to kill in the area.

Gary Cagle

Great planning in this museum....objects and displays appear chronologically and then by theme...extra activities for kids and elders...loved Walden game.

Karmen Milankowski

Schönes kleines Museum über die Geschichte Concords

Mitchell Dewitt (Student)

Theres a crashed vertibird on the roof with a suit of t-45 power armor. Needs a fusion core though

Joe Shultz

Fun museum for kids. Some exhibits change seasonally. Very nice antique doll house collection.

Peter and Pam Lindquist

Nice museum. Well done with local artifacts and information. Worth thre stop.

Will Miller

A good into to the area. Not exciting. Traditional things in glass cases.

Sarah Meyer

Really interesting and a great place to bring children and adults alike.