This was a fun museum visit with the right balance between interactive features that appealed to our children and detailed exhibits rich with historical content. Some of the textile samples were gorgeous and the overall experience of the museum was enhanced by its location in an old mill building. The baseball exhibit was the most popular with everyone in our... More

I visited the American Textile History Museum twice in the past several weeks. The first time was just a regular trip to the museum and the second time was for a homeschool class. Both times were great. On the first trip, I went with my in-laws and my eight-year-old daughter. We had library passes and my in-laws had a Smithsonian... More

This museum contains lots of original artifacts such as woven fabrics and still-working looms. It also showcases many stories of the people who spent large chunks of their lives working in the textile industry. Everything is staged pleasingly, enabling the visitor to spend as much or as little time as desired yet still getting the most out of a visit.... More

This is by far one of the most interesting and pleasant museums to visit. I believe it has something for everyone from kids creative activities through many adult interests. Look at the website in advance for special exhibits which have been amazing ranging from Betsy Bloomingdale Couture to Tapestries to the Thirties, just to name a few. The standard exhibits... More

Adults and kids can enjoy the hands on and interactive multi-media exhibits, including a guided tour created by teens using your cell phone. This is a museum that encourages thinking and doing along with looking at exhibits that range from colonial clothing making to the testing of major baseballs. A high quality museum located in what was once a historic... More