Visitor Info of Gibson House Museum Boston

The Gibson House was designed by Boston architect Edward Clarke Cabot. It was built around the same time as its sister at 135 Beacon Street during 1859-60. Located in the south side of the Beacon Street these houses stood along for almost ten years by itself. Located in the popular Back Bay district of Boston, the Gibson House museum is run by a non-profit organization. Book your Boston MA hotels and come down to the city for an excellent vacation.

When you come down to the museum you will be shown around the place only by a guided tour. The Gibson House Museum is spread across four floors of the building. The Museum is opened all year round from Wednesday to Sunday, and their tour begins promptly at 10 a.m. You can arrange for group tours by contacting them:

Phone: 617-267-6338

Email: e-mailing info@thegibsonhouse.org

http://www.thegibsonhouse.org/

You have to book from beforehand if your group has more than 12 people. The museum remains closed on New Year, 4th of July, Christmas Day and Thanksgiving Day.

Admission Details:

- Adults-$9

- Students & seniors $6;

- Children $3

http://www.thegibsonhouse.org/visit.asp

There are plenty of events, tea and benefits that take place the entire year round in Boston. If you want to be a part of it then you must contact them for details so that you can be a part of the entire show. The historical tour of the famous Gibson House Museum will give you an interesting idea about Boston's history.

http://www.thegibsonhouse.org/tour.asp