Constructed between 1694 and 1701 for a farming family, Browne House contains rare surviving architectural features from the late seventeenth century. In a near ruinous state when it was acquired by Historic New England founder William Sumner Appleton in 1919, the house was painstakingly restored in what is acknowledged to be the first fully... Learn More >

With more than a dozen changing exhibitions of art and science each year as well as permanent exhibition galleries geared for the entire family to enjoy, the Bruce Museum lives up to its name as the jewel of Greenwich, Connecticut. There is always something new to see at the Bruce Museum, which is conveniently located in a park setting near the... Learn More >

A museum to educate the public about Maritime Patrol Aviation, particularly the aircraft flying out of the Naval Air Station in Brunswick, Maine (NASB). We maintain a memorial garden to the 103 airmen from NASB squadrons who lost their lives in service to their country. Our primary exhibit deals with a timeline of NASB including ground... Learn More >

BSA Space is Boston’s leading center for architecture and design, and is home to the Boston Society of Architects and the BSA Foundation. BSA Space hosts exhibitions on design and architecture, architecture cruises and walking tours, and other programs and events that foster exchange between design and construction, the profession and the... Learn More >

Bush-Holley House is the centerpiece of the Greenwich Historical Society's site on Cos Cob Harbor in Greenwich, CT. A unique presentation affords visitors the opportunity to experience two distinct time periods in the life of the house -- the New Nation (1790-1825), when the house was owned by a wealthy, local merchant and its later life as a... Learn More >

From an historic site overlooking the Merrimack River, the museum tells the story of life in the Merrimack Valley from Native American settlements through today. Visit the Duncan House, the John Ward House and the Daniel Hunkins Shoe Shop. Tour our period rooms and exhibit gallery. Browse our gift shop.... Learn More >

Cahoon Museum of American Art is a unique Cape Cod art museum, bringing contemporary art and history to life in innovative ways. Housed in an authentic 1782 home with a modern gallery addition, the museum presents a collection of American art that spans from the 1800s through contemporary. The Cahoon Museum interprets its collection, creates art... Learn More >

The Cape Ann Museum tells multiple stories, all relating to a single remarkable place: Cape Ann. From its earliest days as a fishing and shipping port to its mid-19th century role in the granite industry, to its singular charms of light and sea that have attracted countless artists from the 19th century to the present, Cape Ann boasts a rich and... Learn More >

The Carpenter Museum, named in honor of major benefactors Elsie and Winsor Carpenter, is Rehoboth’s local history museum. Its mission is to collect, preserve, document, and interpret physical objects related to the town’s history; to connect the Rehoboth community with these objects and to local history in general; to provide the wider... Learn More >

This mid-eighteenth-century homestead overlooking Narragansett Bay was the center of a plantation that produced food for local and foreign markets. Located near Newport, Casey Farm had access to material goods imported from England, enabling its early owners to live in a fashionable manner. Prosperity ended with the burning of Newport during the... Learn More >