A Tale of Two Eras at The Otis House
Uncover stories of the last surviving mansion in Bowdoin Square through two distinct chapters of its history.First, delve into the lives of the Otis family members.
Built in 1796, the house reflects the wealthy couple and their growing family in the Federal era.
Then, travel into the mid-19th century, when the house transformed into a genteel boarding house.
The Williams sisters managed and operated a shared residence for middle-class individuals and families.
Members $15; Nonmembers $20.
Please call (617) 994-5920 for more information.
A Last Look Inside Otis House Before Its Next Chapter This summer is your last opportunity to experience the interiors of Otis House before Historic New England embarks on an exciting multi-year restoration and visitor enhancement project.
Be sure to visit before August 30, when the house temporarily closes for this transformative work.
Accessibility Considerations: The site is not equipped with ramps, elevators, or lifts and the house is not air-conditioned.
Also offered on Sunday, August 23 at 10 a.m.
| COST | ↑ top |
Nonmembers: $20; Members: $15
| WEBSITE | ↑ top |
my.historicnewengland.org/27269/two-eras-719
| LOCATION | ↑ top |
141 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA, 02114 map
Phone: 617-994-5920
Otis House is at the foot of Beacon Hill, next to the Old West Church on Cambridge Street. The entrance is on Lynde Street.
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- There is limited street parking with nearby parking garages, including Charles River Plaza, Boston Common Garage, and Government Center Garage.
- If you take public transit (recommended), the museum is a short walk from the following MBTA Stations: Charles Street/MGH, Bowdoin, Government Center, and North Station.
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- A Tale of Two Eras at The Otis House, 7/19/26-8/23/26
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