Museo Concord - Concord, Massachusetts

Delia E. Valle de Maccarelli

Un lugar muy interesante sobre la historia en los Estados Unidos. Me gustó mucho.

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.

Nene Trasande

Interesante muestra sobre la historia de EEUU

Sadie Vezina

There’s a lot more to this museum than I was expecting! So much interesting American history I didn’t know about and some really cool historical pieces (like of course the lantern). The staff was very friendly as well and always around to answer questions. Since it was December, they had Christmas tree displays for different children’s books and they were so impressive! I had a great visit and would come back

Andres Ayala

A museum depicting the history of Concord from colonial times to beyond. I really enjoyed the video presentation of the Battle of Concord. The artifacts displayed were excellent. The museum had two floors of exhibits and it is well done.

Connie Strong

Outstanding curation and interpretation. The displays brought historic individuals and events together in a way that highlighted the synergy of beliefs, personal acquaintance, and cultural opportunity that changed US history. The thinking and work of a handful of individuals and their families in a small community shifted the nation toward personal freedom in ways that resonate today.

Przemek Kierat

There's too many raiders!!! Also, there's this dude called preston garvey who keeps marking settlements on my map? Also, there is some crazy granny that claims she sees the past, present, and future.

Christine Bruggemann

We visited Concord and tried to go to the museum, but it was closed on that day. So my rating is for the old town itself and for Louisa May Alcott's home, which we were able to visit that day.

The old town of Concord, in the area around the museum, is steeped in history, with several of its Colonial period houses having been homes of notable authors and people who took part in historic events.

Its downtown shopping area is old fashioned and is charming to walk or drive through on a New England autumn day.

We visited on a Monday, which was a good day to find parking available.

The Alcott house, not far from the museum, was quite busy with visitors. It is lovely and picturesque and well worth the visit. It's best to book ahead, but we were lucky to find there had been a last minute cancellation.

I started re-reading Little Men, one of my favourite books from childhood, imagining how this place, with her father's school, inspired Louisa as she sat writing at the little half round built in desk by the window in her room.

So, my visit to Concord was memorable, and I would like to come back and visit the museum!