The Concord Museum is a small, friendly, and engaging museum that brings Concord's rich history to life. It features a notable collection of items related to the American Revolution, including the famous Revere lantern, as well as literary treasures like Emerson’s Study and Thoreau’s Walden desk. Visitors can explore galleries with hands-on activities suitable for families and children. The museum provides a great opportunity to learn about Concord’s role in American history and its connection to famous writers of the nineteenth century. It is accessible for strollers and offers activities like scavenger hunts for kids. Staff are friendly and helpful, making it a cozy place for both adults and students to discover the past. Admission is affordable, with discounts for WIC, Medicare, or EBT cardholders. Overall, the Concord Museum is a wonderful spot to experience the history where Concord’s story begins.
Great small museum! Very nice copy of the Declaration of Independence
August 2026
An unexpected pleasure. There are so many museums and opportunities in the Boston area. I've been around here 30 years and never made it to Concord Museum until now. A great way y to get a sense of times past.
August 2026
We visited here on our full day Lexington Concord tour. This museum it fabulous and there is so much to see.
