Nestled in a small New England town, this is a very informative museum.

I brought my aunt (who is an antiques buff) here on a whim and I am definitely glad we came. We got a tour from a knowledgeable and friendly woman who answered all sorts of questions about the houses and the families who lived there from the two of us and one other couple. A four-person tour meant having the... More

Not three, but FOUR historic homes (counting the affiliated Buttolph-Williams House, which is the oldest of them all) with period furniture. Authentic wallpaper in the bedroom where George Washington slept. Knowledgeable and friendly docents. Four glimpses into the much, much less plush lifestyle that existed, even for middle class families, before the Industrial Revolution. I had seen these houses 20... More

Very interesting guided tour lasting 1 hour of the three homes including information on the architecture, owners' history and famous visitors. Also available was a shorter 30 minute highlights tour for those pressed for time. The gardens behind one of the properties was recently restored and was interesting and pretty to see. Around Christmas time they decorate the homes so... More

Webb-Deane-Stevens museum offers a guided tour through three authentic homes which are all situated one after another. The tour lasts about one hour and provides a glimpse into colonial history. Information is included on the owners' involvement with the Revolutionary War, period furnishings, and tales of George Washington's visits. The room in the Webb house where Washington slept still retains... More