Cassie V.
8/31/2017
One of Lowell's best resources. Stop here for a springboard to all the best that NHPS has to offer. Canal boat tours! Walking history tours! Walking maps of downtown! Trolley rides to the Boott...
Lowell National Historical Park Visitor Center
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246 Market St
Lowell, MA 01852
Lowell National Historical Park in Lowell, MA is a living testament to the transformative impact of the industrial revolution, particularly in the textile industry. Its water-powered mills played a pivotal role in catapulting the nation into a new era, shaping the lives of immigrant families and early female factory workers. Today, visitors can explore the park and delve into the dynamic human story of this significant historical period.
With its rich history and ongoing relevance in our shifting global economy, Lowell National Historical Park offers a captivating experience for those interested in the industrial revolution. From educational field trips at the Tsongas Industrial History Center to learning about the Anti-Slavery Movement in Lowell, the park provides a range of programs and events that shed light on the past and its lasting impact on society.
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Dawn Z.
5/6/2023
Learn the history of a town literally built to make textiles. Visitor center is free with movie about the town and walking distance to the museum (with small fee, discount for National Park...
Andres A.
10/9/2021
Great place to stop at and pick up valuable information. The National Park folks do a great job of providing suggestions and information to all guests. While there they have a small display of...
Lisa M.
9/16/2019
Lowell National Historical Park. The park highlights the textile industry from the 19th century. My favorite part was the actual working looms of the Boott Mills Factory. They have over 100...
Anne R.
8/24/2008
When you think National Park Services, you probably imagine trees and wildlife with hiking trails and boating. Lowell is unique in that the National Historic Park is actually the urban downtown...
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