Buckman Tavern

"A relatively quick tour with five exhibits and plenty of informative information. I recall the highlight being John Hancock's vest on display along with flintlock pistols. The floors are creaky (as with all old buildings) and the tour is informative (like most museums) The tour is self guided, you get these electronic devices that narrate you through each exhibit. Not a must see, but nice to explore. (They also sell root beer in a mini-fridge that looked great)"

"The Buckman Tavern Museum offers a great experience on a self-guided tour with voice narrative. The artifacts were well kept and provided a great look back in history."

"If you want to know more about American history, especially the "shot heard 'round the world," then you should visit Buckman Tavern! The staff is both informative and friendly! An interesting place to visit for both adults and kids!"

"This was a good & short rainy day activity for our family. We enjoyed learning about the revolutionary war. The kids like the narrations on the thing you hold up to your ear for the tour. My kids like imagining what it was like to live at that time. A neat clothing exhibit upstairs. There’s a gift shop, bathroom for customers. It’s next to the visitor center and walking distance from many shops and restaurants."

"The tour is a bit expensive, but it's still worth seeing. For the price of admission, you also are given an audio tour. The house is well upkept and still has original woodwork. They also sell root beer in the gift shop (take a look at its label!)."