A lovely museum. The building itself is lovely & all the exhibits are very interesting. There are rooms on every floor full of Americana & you can even see Paul Revere's lantern & Emerson's study. All sorts of elegant furniture that I would love to own!! There were all sorts of school parties there when we were there but they... More

If you are a fan of Ralph Waldo Emerson, then THIS is THE place..they have his original study,plus lots of his "stuff", and his house,also a museum,is 20 feet across the street.........and Louisa May Alcotts home,AND Nathaniel Hathornes homes are just 600 feet on the same street..Concord is an amazing old town ( Englands first in-land settlement in the New... More

Took train from Boston on day trip . Short walk (1/2 mile) to museum - easily located with signs in town. Museum staff / volunteers ( Shane and Dave) - very welcoming and made museum come alive. My 12 yr old particularly engaged by the staffs manner - key at his age. The exhibits were well labelled and described, nicely... More

I went to this museum on a field trip with a group of 4th graders so perhaps that colored my opinion. There was just not that much to see. More

Great little museum of the history of the beginning of the Revolutionary War. Nice display at Christmas of trees with themes from children's books. More

While they often host traveling exhibits, the core collection is closely related to the history of the area. Great if you're a history buff, but even if not, you get a real feel for old New England when you visit. More

loved traveling thru time with all the historical information. worth the visit More

We took our children to the Concord Museum for a day of "forced family fun." It turned out to be the biggest hit of the entire fall of FFF Sundays. There is a scavenger hunt that really keeps the children engaged, and the Family Trees exhibit was outstanding. Everyone loved it, both the adults and the kids. While the children... More

This is a beautiful little museum. The entrance fee is a little steep, but I guess the upkeep for a building like this must be pretty high. For me, it was worth the fee to see Paul Revere's lantern. I get the impression they really try hard at this museum, the exhibits were engaging and the staff were really friendly.... More