04908Q1 Allison Bell

Routes  &  to Greenfield & - North
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Wapping
Schoolhouse
Ashley House
Wright House
Built  with alterations,
home of Deerfield’s second
minister with furnishings
of the Connecticut River
Valley elite.
Ashley House
Boyden Carriage Collection
Sheldon House
self-guided
Hinsdale and Anna Williams House
Restrooms available at rear of building
Hinsdale and Anna
Williams House
Remodeled ,
household of proseprous
village residents.
Silver & Metalware Collection
History Workshop A play and activity space
for visitors of all ages.
Henry N. Flynt
Silver & Metalware
Collection
Sheldon House
Built , self-guided
tour, furnishings rlflect the
life of a farming family.
c. , A gallery of
antique silver and
pewter.
Indian House Memorial
Allen House
Reverend John Farwell
Moors House
The Street
Reverend John
Farwell Moors House
Channing Blake Footpath
(seasonal)
, restoration-in-progress.
Allen House
Bement School
, home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flynt,
founders of Historic
Deerfield, Inc. with their
collection of American
decorative arts.
Administrative Offices
Liberty Pole
Stebbins House
self-guided
Fire
House
Deerfield Inn
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Museum Store
Cooks’
Garden
Visitor Parking
Restrooms
Visitor Center at Hall Tavern
Picnic and
Vending Area
Post Office
First Church of Deerfield
Approximate location
of 1704 stockade
c.  and c. ,
moved from Charlemont,
Mass., demonstrations,
special events and
Town Common
Deerfield Academy
at the sign of J. G. Pratt;
gifts, books, needlecraft,
museum reproductions,
fabric, furniture, wallpapers,
postcards, film, candy.
for tickets and
orientation.
Old
Burying
Ground
Frary House
Memorial
Libraries
Barnard Tavern
open to the
public -
Deerfield
Community Center
Frary House
Apprentice’s Workshop
at Dwight House
Approximate location
of 1704 stockade
Memorial Street
The Street
, moved from Springfield, Mass. A hands-on
activity center featuring
architectural woodworking,
factory-made English
ceramics and woven wool
textiles.
Visitor
Parking
Historic Deerfield,
Inc. museum houses
and buildings open to
the public. Check
Private buildings
and residences (please
respect owners’ privacy)
Dwight House
MAP
Deerfield, Massachusetts
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Other museums
Barnard Tavern
, restoration-inprogress.
Memorial Hall Museum
John Wilson
Printing Office
daily schedule.
Wells-Thorn House
Routes  &  to South Deerfield & - South
Flynt Center
of Early New
England Life
to Eaglebrook Scho
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c. , Colonial Revival
home of preservationist
Charlotte Alice Baker,
restored in the s, with
New England antiques,
Arts and Crafts needlework,
ironware and basketry.
Wells Street
Key to the Map
Other Historic
Deerfield, Inc. facilities
Cooks’ Garden
A traditional herb
garden with many
heirloom plants.
Visitor Center
Albany Road
Special exhibitions, Helen
Geier Flynt Textile Gallery,
The Museum’s Attic, and
Powder Horn Collection.
Stebbins House
, self-guided tour
Federal period architecture
and furnishings.
Hall Tavern
Museum Store and
Bookshop
Flynt Center of Early
New England Life
Routes  & 
, full-service inn with
 guest rooms, Champney’s
Restaurant and Tavern for
lunch and fine dining.
Deerfield River
Deerfield Inn
local historical society in
Deerfield Academy’s
original  building,
outstanding collections
of Deerfield decorative
arts and Native
American exhibits. Open
May through October.
Separate admission fee.
Wells-Thorn House
, interior furnishings
illustrate change through
time,  to .