FAQs
I have a question about school programs at the Pierce House. Where can I learn more?
A variety of school programs, outreach, and out-of-school time programs are offered by the education staff at the Pierce House. Learn more about our School and Youth Programs.
Can I park at the museum? Is there on-street parking?
There is on-street parking near the Pierce House.
Are there restrooms at Pierce House?
Yes, there is a restroom in the house.
Is the museum handicapped accessible?
A tour of any Historic New England property requires a considerable amount of standing and some walking. Folding chairs can be provided for visitors who would like to use them during a tour. To retain its historic fabric and character, the Pierce House has not been equipped with handicapped accessible ramps, elevators, or chair lifts. We encourage visitors with concerns to call ahead. We are happy to work with you to make your visit an enjoyable one.
Can I take photographs in the museum?
Visitors are welcome to take personal photographs of the exterior of the Pierce House. Members of the media should visit our press room. Visitors can arrange in advance to request required permission to take interior photographs for personal use. Permission is not guaranteed and cannot be given on arrival, so please contact the site staff well in advance of your visit.
Do we need to take a tour or can we just look around?
All visitors to the house receive a guided tour.
How do I become a Member?
Join Historic New England now and get involved in preserving and celebrating the region's heritage. To join, call the Membership Office at 617-994-5910 or join online.
