The american paintings are very well presented. The chinese home is interesting, true to origin (As I was in China and could compare). Atmosphere was very good. More

One of my favorite museums. It has never been crowded when I have been there. So much more peaceful than the MFA. They have great exhibits. Well worth the trip. More

Great smaller museum with a fine permenant collection as well as great travelling exhibits More

An amazing museum to spend a day or a couple hours. If you've never seen this unique glass flower collection (created in the 1800's for Harvard's botany department), this is a must-see! The kids will love the comparative zoological section displaying every animal from hummingbirds to giraffes to the largest of whales! It's like a zoo where the animals stand... More

Didn''t know the Yankees had traded many years ago in the world from this port city. They even have a very old court yard house moved from China and rebuilt by Chinese tradesmen. It was a landlord's and his family's home. Many present day Chinese even didn't see this kind of house when in China! More

Many wonderful and well preserved Native American artifacts. Interesting exhibit about a dig done by Harvard students in 2009 to find out more about the "Indian College" at Harvard in the 1600's. My have things changed around there! More

Great collection of ancient aertifacts, skeletons, taxidermy, geological exhibits and more, right in Harvard U. Great family fun. More

Explore anthropological information presented in a "old-fashioned" style museum. This is a lot of look-not-touch, so people with little kids who are not used to a museum that isn't a play ground should steer clear. For those with kids, teens or just adults, a perfect place for an afternoon. I learn something every time I go. More

This is a beautiful museum with great year round exhibits and they also bring in wonderful visiting exhibits. It's a nice place to people watch also. It is not overwhelming and just the right size. More