I like in summer my son's they are very happy playing here
They apparently changed their rules and don't accept reciprocal memberships they did before. Call to make sure before you go :/
Take advantage of the volunteers at the museum’s exhibits to answer questions about things ranging from the first day of school to child development.
The experience is outstanding and really interactive.
Use the staircases (located near every exit of the chamber) to head up to the gallery for a great photo of your group.
If you're driving, don't believe the website. Use your GPS directions to find your way here.
While many historic homes feel, well, a bit cold, the Nicholas House has a cozy feel you won’t soon forget. -- Green Guide Editor
never forget it
Take a good look around the rooms, the Nichols were collectors of art and there’s lots to see! Be sure to ask questions too!
Fantastic place to visit. Well worth the low entrance fee!
This is a must do in Boston! I have never seen anything like this before. Unfortunately, they do not allow cameras inside but you can buy a postcard in the gift shop for a keepsake.
whisper!!!!
The Otis House Museum exemplifies the elegant life led by Boston's governing class after the American Revolution. It also houses Historic New England's headquarters & its Library and Archives.
Otis was 3rd Boston mayor & a US Senator. Built in 1795-6. Had to be moved 40' in 1950s when Cambridge St was widened. Now museum with insight to 18th century wealthy living. More info in blog.<LINK> Read more.
Home to the Otis family who held many lavish parties.
Go to the 4th floor and check out the roof garden. Great views of Beacon Hill.
Once a month, they hold medical simulation sessions around noon. You can actually operate on a life sized mannequin!
Espectacular! Si eres médico no puedes dejar de entrar. Si no lo eres, también, aquí se muestra mucho del nacimiento de la medicina como la conocemos actualmente
Wonderful mix of his work with original Japanese masters
Pretty sweet exhibit. Lots of info on the thought process & inspiration, but the traditional stuff kind of butts heads with Murakami’s work in my opinion.
So many people taking selfies with the floor.
Great place to have a Birthday Party for children plenty of room upstairs I never get tired of hosting these parties each child is unique in there own way always have a good time
Explore memorabilia with a rich history from one of the oldest fire departments in the country - dating back to 1678. Admission is free but the museum is only open Saturdays. Read more.
Check out Boston's Fire Truck #1 — from 1792!
Great experience. They have snacks at the end for purchase.
This lithograph depicts the Sons of Liberty protesting British taxation in the iconic 1773 Boston Tea Party. This pivotal event escalated the growing conflict between Britain and the colonists. Read more.
Only use a small amount of soap in the bathroom. You will be scrubbing it off your hands for hours.
Don't miss the tablet marking the spot where the British landed in 1775 at the Battle of Bunker Hill
Beautiful Park!
Pick up bball when weather's nice
Seriously impressive, well done with a lot to see and read. Great gift shop as well.
Be inspired!
No matter your political affiliation, go check out some history.
Royal Rooters is great! Great staff, fun place to pre-game.
Check out the MVP and Cy Young awards hanging on the wall.
Bathrooms down stairs, pee first! John likes the ladies! Ask for him at the bar!
One of the best restaurants ever! Amazing, great atmosphere and so delicious food
Went here for high tea. Pretty good and filling. They can be pretty busy and are very cognizant of food allergies. They do have seasonal menus and the food is bite sized!
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