Address: 399 Lexington Rd, Concord, MA 01742, USA
“We go every year for their Christmas program. The tour is lead by members of the Alcott family , including Louisa herself. Each room of the house has an Alcott to introduce themselves to you and explain information about their family's life, Orchard House, and speak about Little Women. You step back in time and they treat you as if you were one of their contemporaries stopping by to visit. Advanced tickets can be bought online and are highly recommended, especially for the Christmas program which is held on four days in December. If you buy advanced tickets you are offered a 10% off coupon to use that day in their gift shop. Many of Alcott's books and books about her work are available. Some period toys that the Alcott sisters would have been familiar with, as well as post cards and magnets. A personal favorite must-have treat is the package of heart-shaped shortbread cookies baked locally. We leave with a package for each of our family members. They have become part of our Orchard House tradition.”
Address: 430 Salem St, Wilmington, MA 01887, USA
“This house has history for my family - we are related distantly to the Harndens. The museum curator was kind enough to open the place special for us during a family reunion weekend. The tour was great and she was very knowledgeable about the place. Very cool to see the displays and hear the history of the house and the town and surrounding area.”
Address: 4621 Mt Gallant Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732, USA
“This hidden gem is such a fun place for kids and adults! So much to learn and look at! I loved the interactive things in each room.”
Address: 4000 W Perimeter Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315, USA
“I love this place. A senior lady who used to work as a commercial pilot gave us a wonderful tour. They take such good care of the items in the museum. It really shows a community of pilots and people into Naval History. We had such a wonderful time in this small museum filled with rich history.”
Address: Mac Arthur Blvd, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418, USA
“At the entrance to MacArthur Boulevard there are two of the most majestic Banyan trees I've ever seen. You can take a walk through them, and there's benches on the east side opposite the road that you can sit and look at them. If you love Banyan trees you're going to love these trees.”
Address: 3333 N Green Bay Rd, Racine, WI 53404, USA
“Great experience here for a memorial day benefit. The Flight simulator was really cool to work with and the instructor was very knowledgeable”
Address: 37974 Shinn St, Fremont, CA 94536, USA
“Great family fun, lots of history to be found here. You can sit in the exact same buses you've watched on the big screen. Contact them for when they're going to have the annual open house, lost of fun. Phone and email best way to communicate, website is much outdated.”
Address: 4037 Menokin Rd, Warsaw, VA 22572, USA
“Fascinating information about the preservation of one of America's landmarks of a signer of the Declaration of Independence, Francis Lighthouse Lee.”
Address: 365 S Ridge Ave, Greencastle, PA 17225, USA
“Would recommend a tour. Very interesting local history.”
Address: 206 Main St, Odessa, MO 64076, USA
“best musum ever, zip ties were beautiful, staff told me no pants allowd kinda werd”
Address: 488-506 Northland Dr, Cameron, MO 64429, USA
Address: 2403 MD-16, Cambridge, MD 21613, USA
“I learned something new that day me and my 9 year old son Elijah it was ah good school”
Address: 243 Eisenhower Farm Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA
“I visit Eisenhower’s Gettysburg home every spring with 120 8th grade students. The home, grounds, staff, etc., are all incredible. I highly recommend!”
Address: 32 S Confederate Ave, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA
“The jumping off point for the July 2nd afternoon assaults. Nice observation tower for viewing the surrounding terrain. War Department tablets marking the initial positions of the Confederate brigades.”
Address: 25039 Coastal Hwy, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971, USA
“My kids and I ended up here at the recommendation of our restaurant waiter, and I'm so glad we did! We had taken an overnight trip to the shore for the spring equinox full moon, but it rained the whole time and was too windy to go on the boardwalk. The tide was impressively high, though, and with the wind and driving rain there couldn't have been a more perfect day to see this museum. You could really get a sense of its purpose, looking out at the windows at the waves crashing not far from the dunes. Well worth the nominal entry fee, and as our waiter had said, lots of interesting history in a small place. Besides, the building itself is really cool. We will be back.”
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