National Park Service

67 Kirk St
Lowell, MA 01852

The National Park Service in Lowell, MA, is a significant historical site that celebrates the city’s rich industrial heritage. It showcases the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, featuring preserved mills, canals, and educational exhibits that highlight the lives of the workers and the technological advancements of the era. Visitors can explore the diverse history of Lowell through guided tours, interactive displays, and special events, making it a vital destination for history enthusiasts and families alike.

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