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| Berkshire Museum 39 South St, The Berkshires, MA 1237 413.443.7171 |  |
It began in 1903 as the Museum of Natural History and Art, words chiseled in stone above the entrance. The holdings bounce from Babylonian cuneiform tablets to tanks of live fish to archaeological artifacts like a delica... more
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| Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum 10 Willow Creek Rd, Lenox, MA 1262 413.637.2210 | |
| Blue Hills Trailside Museum 1904 Canton Ave, Boston, MA 2126 617.333.0690 | |
This museum at the 7,500-acre Blue Hills Reservation recreation area is fun for all ages and especially popular with the under-10 set. The museum is at the foot of Great Blue Hill, a 20-minute drive south of Boston. Here... more
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| Boott Cotton Mills Museum 67 Kirk St, Lowell, MA | |
The mill’s second floor tells a chronological story of the industrial city of Lowell up to today, presenting industrial history from diverse human perspectives including those of mill workers, work floor managers, ... more
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| Boston Beer Museum 30 Germania St, Boston, MA 2131 617.522.9080 | |
| Boston Tea Party Ship and Museum Museum Wharf, Boston, MA 2108 617.338.1773 | |
I think the difference between a tourist trap and a site to see in the city is if you actually live there. I live near San Francisco and view Fisherman’s’ Warf as a Tourist Trap, to me there doesn’t seem to be anything t... more
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| Brewster Historical Society Museum 3341 Rte. 6A, Brewster, MA 2631 508.896.9521 | |
This somewhat scattershot collection offers glimpses of Brewsters past. It includes a model of the towns first house (built in 1660), vestiges of an old post office and barber shop, and various relics of the China Trade ... more
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| Bunker Hill Monument First Ave., Boston, MA 2129 617.242.5641 | |
This 221-foot granite obelisk honors the memory of the colonists who died in the Battle of Bunker Hill on June 17, 1775. The rebels lost the battle, but nearly half the British troops were killed or wounded, a loss that ... more
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| Busch-Reisinger Museum Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 2140 617.495.2317 | |
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