📜 Historic site and museum in Harvard, Massachusetts, offering diverse collections and scenic views.
🔍 Home to a failed 19th-century transcendentalist commune and multiple museums.
🏞️ Explore 210 acres of conservation land with walking trails
🖼️ Discover unique art and artifact collections (Shaker, Native American, Hudson River School)
🏛️ Learn about transcendentalist history and social experiments
🌅 Enjoy spectacular views of Nashua River Valley, Mount Wachusett, and Mount Monadnock
♿ Some historic buildings not wheelchair accessible
🥶 Museum galleries and cafe closed during winter season
🐕 Dogs must be leashed on grounds
🎟️ Advance passes encouraged, onsite sales subject to capacity
📸 Professional portrait photography sessions prohibited
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🕒 Grounds open sunrise to sunset daily; Museum Store open select weekends in winter; Galleries and Cafe closed in winter.
Accessible parking available at upper and lower lots.
Accessible bathrooms available at Prospect House Café/Gift Shop and Wayside Gallery.
Art galleries, cafe, and shop are accessible; Shaker Building and Fruitlands Farmhouse are not.
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