Pilgrim Hall Museum

Very friendly staff, museum is very small but very informative and has some interesting exhibits. Two levels and both stairs and elevators available. Restrooms very clean and a gift shop on-site. Just a suggestion parking is limited to the street out front of museum ( 2 hours only parking) or down from the museum is a paid parking garage. Takes about hour and half to two hours to tour.

Absolutely wonderful museum they have a really robust collection for such a small footprint and we came from accros the country to see some of the items. The knowledge that they share is important and meaningful. I would recommend this museum to all ages. It has an accessible entrance with an elevator inside to reach the second floor. The gift shop is small but has some real treasures in it! 10/10 recommend!

This is a nice museum with rich history of the first settlers. Well worth the visit if you're interested in the pilgrimage and history behind it. They have interesting artifacts and the staff was very informative and inviting. It's not a large museum by any means, but still offer a lot of informative posters and videos to showcase the pilgrimage and native Indians. One of the rooms is undergoing renovation so there was nothing in it.

Staff was very nice. Great exhibits and very informative. Took a few hours to read and really look at everything. Well worth the time especially when it’s your ancestors!!

Call to be sure they are open, as they sometimes close early for private events, but the museum is typically open Wed-Sunday until 5pm (last admittance at 4:30). I really appreciated the original artifacts (pictures are for personal use only or I would share), but also all the stories!!! I was able to get an amazing visual for my classes form the gift shop too. There is a ramp and an elevator, so fully accessible, but it is also pretty remarkable that the museum turns 200 years old this year!

Really well done museum. Tells the story about the first pilgrims that no history books tell you about growing up. The exhibits were very well done and had a surprisingly large amount of age appropriate artifacts. The videos at the beginning of the museum are a great intro into explaining where the pilgrims came from, why they came, the timeline of their journey and their interaction with the native Americans (along with all of the common misconceptions associated with all of those topics). The museum itself isn't massive but is appropriately sized for the content available. I'm not sure if the place had its own parking but we parked on the street. Price wise it was a good deal ($35 family pass for 5 adults).

It's Amazing! Im there for work, I do Acoustical Ceilings, the area had a skylight and I hide it with Armstrong Grid

Wondervall, beats paying 40 bucks at any of the other museums. Great staff, the gift shop attendant was an amazing addition so knowledgeable on the book selection, this is the spot to come