Lowell National Historical Park - Facilities

Lowell National Historical Park by National Parks Service

Visitor Center

Open

Phone

978-970-5000

Location

246 Market Street Lowell, MA

Special Programs

Award-winning multi-image video program, Lowell: The Industrial Revelation.

Exhibits

Introductory exhibit to park stories and resources. Children's Corner.

Available Facilities

Restrooms, general information on your park visit, as well as area lodging, cultural institutions, and dining is available.

Patrick J. Mogan Cultural Center

Hours:

Open All Year 9:00am - 5:00pm, Monday through Friday

Phone

978-970-5000

Location

40 French Street. Lowell, MA

MUSEUMS

Mill Girls and Immigrants Exhibit at the Patrick Mogan Cultural Center

Open

Admission

Free

Phone

978-970-5000

Location

40 French Street, Lowell, MA 01852

Exhibits

Explore the history of mill girls and immigrants in a Boott Mill boardinghouse. The Mill Girls and Immigrants Exhibit, located in the Patrick J. Mogan Cultural Center, tells the human story of the Industrial Revolution by concentrating on the working people of Lowell. Free.

Available Facilities

Restrooms

Boott Cotton Mills Museum

Adnission

Adults, $6.00; Youths, 6-16 Students $3.00; Senior Discount; Children 5 and under free.

Don't miss the roar of a 1920s weave room with operating power looms for a sense of the textile millworkers' experience! The Boott Cotton Mills Museum includes the weave room plus interactive exhibits and video programs about the Industrial Revolution, labor, and the rise, fall, and rebirth of Lowell.

Location

115 John Street (formerly 400 Foot of John Street), Lowell, MA.

Moody Street Feeder Gatehouse

Explore one of the preserved gatehouses that regulated the city's canal system producing waterpower for the textile mills.

Admission

Free

Location

Intersection of Merrimack and Dutton Streets.

River Transformed Exhibit

Insight on how the industrial revolution shaped our complex relationship with nature, a relationship that continues to evolve today, is told here.

Location

600 Suffolk Street, Lowell