Sponsored by: Henry Whitfield State Museum
The green lawns of the Whitfield House property cover the complicated remains of this State Archaeological Preserve. Museum Curator Michael McBride will walk visitors through the grounds, offering insight into where buildings used to be, how the land was used, and interesting artifacts that were found, some of which will be shown to the public for the first time. Admission to the tour also includes self-guided tours of the 1639 Whitfield House, the Visitor Center hands-on galleries, and the Education Building’s displays.
Limited to the first 40 people (ages 13+) who arrive — no advance reservations. Free parking.
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